In the contemporary information society, it is becoming easier to distinguish metropolitan and nonmetropolitan residents on the basis of their occupations, consumer habits, and degree of sophistication.

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The distinction between metropolitan and nonmetropolitan residents based on occupations, consumer habits, and sophistication is becoming blurred due to the widespread access to information technology, which allows for more uniform access to information, goods, and services regardless of geographical location.

In the Contemporary Information Society, It Is Becoming Easier to Distinguish