Monday, April 17, 2017

Why Americans Have Stopped Moving

Why Americans Have Stopped Moving

April 17, 2017 Why Americans Have Stopped Moving , 1 Comments


By NY Post April 15, 2017

Americans are stuck. Locked into our jobs, rooted where we live, frozen at our income levels. More than at any previous point in our history, we’ve stopped moving — whether moving up the income ladder or packing up a truck and finding another home. We’ve grown ossified, rigid.

The flip side is that we’re stable. If we weren’t so content, we’d be more willing to gamble, to shake things up, to start a new firm or join one. Maybe we’re fine where we are. But maybe this period of stasis cannot last. Maybe it even portends a period of massive disruption.

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  1. UnknownApril 26, 2017 at 6:42 AM

    OU! Very loud words. But what about the phrase movement is life? My friend who lived on Hill Street was urgently required to move. He broken with his girlfriend, everyone happens. He also thought for a long time that moving is like a flame. And then he found https://www.moveprola.com/studio-city-movers/ and very quickly moved. I wouldn`t sit in one place as a stiff nothing, if I had the ability to travel. Many are closed from the world only because of laziness. And few are due to lack of funds. I deliberately say that if a person wants to changes his life, he will find the way to do it. So I'm looking for new ways to earn money. And I also want to change my housing and my life.

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