We furthermore documented high rates of HIV/STIs in this cohort which, when combined with the high rates of mobility, implies that HIV may spread to low-risk areas through mobile FSWs.
"The rate of mobility is really high.
But stagnant rates of mobility risk turning the American dream to delusion.
And while the Northeast and West Coast, Democratic strongholds, have high rates of mobility, some of the highest rates are in Utah, Wyoming and the Dakotas, none of which have voted for a Democratic presidential candidate in almost 50 years.
Looking at the map that ran in last Monday's Times, the immediate impression is that some of the lowest rates of mobility occur in the solidly Republican Deep South: Yet that immediate conclusion turns out to be misleading.
If high rates of mobility are used to excuse or justify inequality, he suggests, then the reality of low mobility implies something quite different: that great inequality serves little purpose and redistributing income from the rich to the poor might raise overall welfare at little economic cost.
This "increased rate of mobility reduces the medalists' rate of output in the post-medal period" and accounts for about half of their productivity drop, the authors add.
Rural population migration in the urban area attracts a high rate of mobility, especially in cities with university centers and renowned companies.
In addition, our own calculations using the American Community Survey find similar rates of mobility of college graduates who were born in Florida.
A new architecture called Integrated Proxy Mobile MPLS-TP (IPM-TP) is also outlined to reduce the signalling cost and improve the QoS in HetNets with high rates of mobility.
