Burgh Diaspora

Since education makes a person more likely to leave your region, how do you justify your investment in human capital?

Monday, May 20, 2013

Rural Talent Migration

Sunday morning musings at Pacific Standard magazine.

Theme: Demographic decline in rural America.

Subject Article: "Making a Move Abroad, and Working There, Too."

Other Links: 1. "Nonmetro Population Declines for First Time."
2. "What Happens When Half The World Stops Making Babies."
3. "New Jersey's captive workforce."
4. "Roundup: Kansas Lures Residents to Rural."
5. "One In Two New Rural Neighbors Is Latino."
6. "The gain before the pain: Mexico’s demographic dividend will be short-lived."
7. "Luring Doctors And Lawyers To Rural America."
8. "Going Abroad to Keep Working, Not Retire."
9. "Cuba’s Talent Export Strategy."

Postscript: Through the years, I've noted a lot of policy innovation in rural areas addressing demographic decline. It's a tough nut to crack.I suggest looking at Pittsburgh and the agglomeration of eds and meds.
Posted by Jim Russell at 10:40 AM
Labels: Ironic Migration

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