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In recent years some countries have experienced very rapid economic development. This has resulted in much higher standards of living in urban areas but not in the countryside. This situation may bring some problems for the country as a whole. What are these problems? How might they be reduced? In this day and age, most of the metropolises have has boomed economically which in turn can be conducive to increasing citizens' life quality. However, it cannot be a wholly positive development since it may be the main culprit behind confliction among social and economic classes as well as altering the life system in marginal areas. Nevertheless, there are several means to deal with these ills like equal distribution of national wealth and illuminating/illumination of people's merits for themselves. To begin with, developed and developing countries have seen a period of economic growth in their major cities which causes a huge gap between people who live in these regions and their rural and marginal counterparts. Thus, not only does this distribution created complexes, but also it may lead people to revolt against the current/existing conditional life patterns in smaller towns and villages. That is to say, copying an urban lifestyle which is regarded as a more comfortable one, a multitude of skilled farmers and craftsmen leave their jobs and immigrate to big cities which may cause a serious change in their thinking. Having said that, administrations can play a major role in preventing to prevent the society from this crisis by dedicating more attention to economically weak proportion of the populace and poorer parts or the country. To make an example, the state can improve recreational facilities in these areas and provide the equal social services just like those in of major cities. In addition, authority figures can plan educational programs to show people the value and potential of their hometown in order to dissuade them from immigration and renew the sense of pride proud in them. In a nut shell, the gap distant between poor and rich in cities and villages has become a serious ill in this rapidly improving world which should be considered a deleterious problem that requires a fast response.