>"Decided to move" is not a reasonable description of the reasons for people to move into cities - they want jobs, they want to live among their peers, they wan

>"Decided to move" is not a reasonable description of the reasons for people to move into cities - they want jobs, they want to live among their peers, they want to take their place in the world. They didn't "decide to move", as if somehow they could live in their hometown all their life achieving their dreams. That's still a very privileged view. The predominant reason people move is for work: they'll be (or continue to be) unemployed if they don't.