The cost of housing in Fuzhou has risen rapidly, making it difficult for many residents to afford a decent place to live. Read more
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Constructing more bike lanes and promoting cycling as a viable mode of transportation can reduce the number of cars on the road and alleviate traffic congestion. Read more
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Fuzhou can also address overcrowding by building more housing. This can be done by constructing high-rise apartment buildings or expanding existing residential areas. This will provide more living space for the growing population and reduce the strain on existing housing and infrastructure.... Read more
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The government can partner with private developers to build affordable housing units, with the government providing land and the private sector providing funding and expertise. Read more
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The government can encourage entrepreneurship by providing funding and resources to start-ups and small businesses, which can create more job opportunities and increase competition in the job market. Read more
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The government can encourage immigration to Fuzhou by offering incentives for skilled workers to move to the city, which can help to balance out the aging population. Read more
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