The impact of economic inequality on land use planning

Following the rapid growth and increasing expansion of cities in the last few decades, the issue of urban land use has attracted the attention of urban planners and has become the subject of numerous researches, the results of which indicate significant changes in the field of land use, also without land use planning. It is not possible to achieve an optimal pattern of living in cities. Today, urban land use planning deals with how to use and distribute and protect land, spatial and spatial organization of activities and functions, based on the wishes and needs of the urban community and specifies the types of land use. The spatial expansion of cities and the integration of villages and their surrounding lands is one of the important consequences of rapid urbanization, which has had a significant effect in regional capitals. The fair spatial distribution of facilities and resources among urban areas as one of the most important elements of a desirable urban life is one of the requirements for establishing a dynamic, coherent and progressive society, but economic inequality and poverty in the society cause the formation of informal settlements and land use changes, especially agricultural lands around cities. has been In this research, we have reviewed some of these researches