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They could, and some will...but the majority won't have time/inclination with the obligations of work/family and will just move to the suburbs (if history is an
by nervousvarun 9y ago
They could, and some will...but the majority won't have time/inclination with the obligations of work/family and will just move to the suburbs (if history is any indication).
This is basically been the case for decades in the U.S.
- seanmcdirmid 9y agoIt could be like that, but the new generation has proven to be very different from the baby boomers, so who knows. Other countries seem to get by just fine with living in cities and having kids.
- rayiner 9y ago> Other countries seem to get by just fine with living in cities and having kids. Other countries don't concentrate all their disadvantaged people in the cities.