Infrastructure Decline is a socioeconomic phenomenon characterized by the progressive deterioration of public and private physical systems—such as transportation, utilities, healthcare, and educational facilities—in rural areas, resulting from reduced population density, diminished economic activity, and diminished public investment, thereby exacerbating rural depopulation.
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