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That's more cost-of-living than cheap labor is it not? When they're talking about cheap labor I suspect their not really talking about professionals either. The
by enjo 16y ago
That's more cost-of-living than cheap labor is it not? When they're talking about cheap labor I suspect their not really talking about professionals either. The Baton Rouges, Little Rocks, and yes Oklahoma Cities of the world also have a much lower rate of college education in common. They have large swaths of blue collar workforce willing to work for cheap. I know, for instance, that a couple of overseas car manufacturers have opened up plants in Arkansas for this very reason.
- aspir 16y agoI think you are correct with that one. I was thinking cost to maintain as a freelance or entrepreneurial hacker rather than traditional laborers.