Why are Americans relocating? The data shows surprises

Why are Americans relocating? The data shows surprises
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The Washington Post
By Mitch DanielsEconomists are paying a lot of attention these days to mobility, the rate at which Americans change residences and jobs. The historically higher US proclivity to pick up and move has been a driver of economic dynamism and growth, and a competitive edge vs. European and other less fluid societies.Although Americans are moving less often than in the past, they remain the most mobile among the populations of developed countries. Again this year, some 9% of Americans are expected to change homes, and while the total has decline...

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