How Talent Migration Facilitates the Diffusion of Globalization
Openness to immigration behaves in the same way as openness to trade.
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Connecting Neighborhoods, Not Nations: Small Geographic Scales of Globalization
The financial crisis turned the world upside down.
What Talent Shortage? The Great American Brain Waste of Our Captive Labor Market
Our biggest businesses complain about a shortage of skilled labor. Instead of calling on the government to act, they should consider workplace policies that are friendlier to women and immigrants.
The Era of Dying Places: Everyone Is Starved for Talent, but Migration Is a Thing of the Past
What happens when a place is no longer able to attract more people?
Why the United States Will Rule the Legacy Economy
Talent is the new oil, and our universities—talent production facilities—are the best in the world.
Why Technology Firms Are Moving Downtown
Young and inexperienced (and cheap) talent has never wanted to live in the suburbs. It's just not cool.
Creative Class Myths About Talent
Are young, college-educated people attracted to amenities? Or are they attracted to economic opportunity?
‘The New York Times’ Is Dying
Hardly. Brain drain is an indicator of success, a sure sign of a talent refinery at work.
When Jobs Follow People
Talent moves for reasons other than employment. And sometimes they even bring jobs with them.
