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You say "jobs are moving to cities" as if it's a law of nature. It's not.
by blakeyrat 10y ago
You say "jobs are moving to cities" as if it's a law of nature. It's not.
- moultano 10y agoIt's happening in every country on earth, regardless of the policies of the respective governments.
- antisthenes 10y agoJobs have been moving to cities ever since the first city existed. It's a fact of physics and economics that cities simply have a higher density of jobs than rural areas - and that reduces costs of applying to jobs for people. You can stick fingers in your ears and shout it isn't so or a law of nature, but that's just being deliberately economically illiterate.
- madamelic 10y agoYes, let's decentralize our business. Scatter them throughout the country. Let's put some roadblocks on being able to co-mingle with other businesses --- I do semi-agree with you. I think remote work is the future but part of that equation is manufacturing jobs are gone. It doesn't matter if we shut down 100% of the jobs in China and Mexico and bring them here, manufacturing jobs are dying. Anyone in manufacturing needs a way out. Either they need to find it or we need to help them but twiddling our thumbs and pretending like automation isn't coming is short-sighted.