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To focus on social welfare for a moment, we don't do enough to offset the effects of a major industry leaving a town. Many people don't relocate to continue to
by scottcodie 4y ago
To focus on social welfare for a moment, we don't do enough to offset the effects of a major industry leaving a town. Many people don't relocate to continue to be productive and so we end up with large amounts of poverty in those areas. I think relocation benefits should be part of the social safety net in the US, as areas see more loss of industry from competition. Wage increases are also causing industries to leave as competition heats up which is in a large part caused by our disastrous housing and healthcare situation driving up the cost of living.
- samstave 4y ago>Many people don't relocate to continue to be productive Many people can't relocate to continue to be productive ; due to the cost of living, the substance living that the current system provides to 90% of the population. If you look at vast swaths of jobs, they are 100% barely substance (work to ensure you dont die, only)