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According to empirical analysis, five independent variables have significant influence on the "quality of life satisfaction" in the order of “public health”, “local economy”, “information and communication”, “social welfare”, and “residential environment”, which can increase “quality of life” in the era of the fourth industrial revolution. Among the five independent variables, “public health” was the most important factor than “information and communication”, which is the basis for the era of the fourth industrial revolution. The policy implications are as follows: As variables to improve satisfaction in quality of life have changed in the era of the fourth industrial revolution due to the recent influence of MERS, Corona 19, and climate change, policy design based on resource selection and concentration strategies is needed more than anything else for “public health”, “regional economy”, “information and communication”, “social welfare”, and “residential environment”. In addition, it will be important to secure execution power by presenting a mid- to long-term roadmap for limited human and material resources to enhance urban competitiveness.