That won't work - there are really, really good reasons why clusters of industries emerge, and why they almost always emerge in dense areas. A better move migh

That won't work - there are really, really good reasons why clusters of industries emerge, and why they almost always emerge in dense areas. A better move might be to pay people to leave dying counties. I've heard it discussed for Coal Country in West Virginia, and in parts of Kansas that have been shrinking for the last century. As farms and rural industries mechanize, and as cities become the primary focus, why swim against the current?