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In the long run they'd be as productive (or more, since the commute would likely be better). The problem is it would take months or years to move, and a lot of
by rhinoceraptor 7y ago
In the long run they'd be as productive (or more, since the commute would likely be better). The problem is it would take months or years to move, and a lot of people don't want to or can't move, so they'd quit and find a new job almost instantly.
- erik_seaberg 7y agoThe fact that they can find a new job almost instantly is why they came here in the first place. It would take many competing employers showing up to make another labor market similarly appealing. You'd have to pay me a lot to move to the middle of nowhere, because not only am I not excited about living there, I'm still better off moving back here for the next job.