Jobs and Upward Mobility

Three types of migration are necessary to keep our global economy strong. First, people move internally within a country in order to find jobs or to be part of a center of excellence. Second, people move from the suburbs to the cities during recessions. And, third, immigrants from around the world move to new countries for all sorts of reasons. Accepting mobility as a way of life can create new sources of innovation which are necessary for a flourishing economy. I recently was reminded of this when I visited Nashville, Tennessee. Read more...