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Originally Posted by calculoso
You bet.
Problem: No jobs... solution? Move to where there are jobs.
Problem: No schools... solution? Move to where there are already schools.
Problem: High crime... solution? Move to where there is less crime.
Problem: Poor health care... solution? Move to where there is better health care.
Problem: Poor social problems... solution? Move to where there is more support.
There are examples all over the place. If there is a problem that exists and really bothers someone, they're going to look for a place where the problem has already been fixed. Lots of times, the person is going to want to move anyway due to one reason or another, but they're always going to pick an area where a lot of the problems have already been solved.
The more focus there is on high population areas, the more people will move to these areas (and out of the low population areas).
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Why all the people from the east moving to the west? Wouldn't that be the exact opposite?