3 ms·
It often ends up being more of a moat for an existing location. I live surrounded one such moat--the closest thing to a rust-belt city in the midsouth. I'd ha
by R_haterade 10y ago
It often ends up being more of a moat for an existing location.
I live surrounded one such moat--the closest thing to a rust-belt city in the midsouth. I'd have to move 1.5 hours to find another job in my field, and I'd still be commuting another 30 minutes or so.
- WalterBright 10y agoI can see it winding up being that way, but I'm not convinced that any business picked a location for such a reason. For one thing, it would be hard to convince workers to move there. Businesses do pick locations based on availability of workers, not lack of them.