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US Census Data on Moving Habits and YPs

Started by Stuart Mease · 10 months ago

Interesting US Census data on moving habits of Americans… Just over 10% of Americans move each year and only about 3% roughly would boost our region’s net population. That is why we must retain what we have.
Between 2006 and 2007, 38.7 million people moved in the Unit ... Continue reading »

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John Provo
10 months ago

There's a mobility window but it isn't infinite. This fits historical patterns. Even Joe Cortright back in Portland when the whole Y&R line of research opened up was advocating a strategy of acquisition and lock in.

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warhammer online gold
7 months ago

I think those people who were ages 20 to 24 and 25 to 29 had the highest moving rates (27 percent and 26 percent) in 2007. The majority in both age groups moved within the same county (66 percent and 63 percent). Neither of the comparisons within these age groups was statistically different from the other.

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insured movers boston
1 month ago

Interesting case study. With the recent economic recession, the increase in the numbers of people moving out of the U.S. is expected but I hope it won't result in such last resort. Patience and perseverance is the way to go and moving out of the country is just like giving up on hope.

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