The role of economic development in rural-urban interface architecture is significant as it helps create sustainable communities, stimulate economic growth, and enhance the quality of life for the local population. Economic development activities such as job creation, small business development, infrastructure improvement, and investment in human capital make rural areas more attractive to investors, businesses, and residents. This encourages the development of urban areas, which in turn generates greater economic opportunities for rural areas. Additionally, economic development can lead to the development of more efficient and sustainable transportation systems that connect rural and urban areas, making them more accessible and integrated. Overall, economic development is crucial to creating and maintaining a sustainable and vibrant rural-urban interface, which benefits both rural and urban communities.
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