You can see it in geographical mobility.
As geographical mobility is not perfect, a steep rise in urban poverty would be likely.
This is the same trend that geographical mobility has been encouraging.
Because of geographical mobility, redistricting is much more important in America than in any other democracy.
Cary Cooper, professor of organisational psychology and health at Lancaster University, also blames economic insecurity and geographical mobility.
Statisticians said this was likely to be because of the lack of geographical mobility in Northern Ireland.
There were more face-to-face clubs in the 1950s, when geographical mobility was even higher than it is now.
The finding has important consequences for Europe, with its lower geographical mobility and more inflexible job markets.
He has also made it his mission to broaden the play's reach, implementing his theories of artistic and geographical mobility by encouraging adaptations of the play's early versions, which he has already made available worldwide.
However, when it comes to PVC posts in another university, far fewer women than men have applied(9% compared to 22%), which may suggest geographical mobility is an issue.
If you want to be considered for asylum you must also sacrifice your geographical mobility and remain locatable by the border agency at all times, knowing that you can be arrested, detained and deported without any notice.
