Urbanization in Developing Countries: Characters, Problems and Measures
Song Li
Abstract
Song Li
Abstract
With the rapid progress of industrialization and economic growth after World War II, the process of urbanization in both developing countries has been accelerated. In this article the author first compares the urbanization processes in developing countries and developed countries, then dwells on the characters and problems of urbanization in developing countries. Measures against these problems are also suggested.
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With the rapid progress of industrialization and economic growth after World War II, the process of urbanization in both developing countries has been accelerated. In this article the author first compares the urbanization processes in developing countries and developed countries, then dwells on the characters and problems of urbanization in developing countries. Measures against these problems are also suggested.
Key concepts: Urbanization, Developing country, Industrialisation, Development economics, Developed country, Economics, World War II, Economic growth