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The figures you cite don’t seem to say anything about the fraction of people who stay in one place for ~15 years. Is it growing? Shrinking? The data you link s
by mlthoughts2018 8y ago
The figures you cite don’t seem to say anything about the fraction of people who stay in one place for ~15 years.
Is it growing? Shrinking? The data you link says nothing, since it is just YoY mobility data. People moving in that year was at an all-time low. But this does not preclude, e.g. average five-year mobility for simultaneously being at an all-time high.
This isn’t a problem, except that you so assuredly state that the parent comment is “factually incorrect” while not actually providing data that would back up that claim.