Building up suburbia is what's killing Buffalo (New York, Rochester: credit, loan)
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You understand what I am saying. Although I am betting that most 22-23 year olds going for their four year degree are still in college. I know my wife was still attending UB when she was 23 and I don't think we moved to NC until a year after.
If the sky were the number of young people, it is falling and I am going to use the same pdf posted. The conclusion of the report basically sums up the loss of college kids to other states. "Compared with U.S. states, upstate New York's net outflow of college-educated workers reflects a lack of a "brain gain" rather than an unusually large "brain drain." College-educated adults are not moving to the region fast enough to stem natural out-migration flows."
Furthermore: "States with the strongest net inflows of the educated population are mainly in the South and West, including Nevada, Arizona, and Florida. While out-migration rates for these states-like the rate for upstate New York-tend to be about average, in-migration rates are at least three times as great." So even though they loose the same average rate of educated people as NY, they gain three times as many. Any way you look at it, we still lost all those people.
I am saying this reflects our job market. The population will continue to age if we cannot find jobs, this will cause a rise in medicare, and further upset the ration of private jobs to public. We need to curb this loss and keep the people that will support our state in future years.
The one reason it slowed down was because of what happen
in national recession, but as the nation recesion is recovering
look for it to start speeding up again. probally even faster then
before because of the people who were already waiting for the national
recession recovery. Hundereds of GM workers are taking the
buy out at the Tonwanda Engine plant and leaving town, Either they take the buy out or they have to take a 70% pay cut and work for $13/HR on the new Engine line they recently are getting.
The one reason it slowed down was because of what happen
in national recession, but as the nation recesion is recovering
look for it to start speeding up again. probally even faster then
before because of the people who were already waiting for the national
recession recovery. Hundereds of GM workers are taking the
buy out at the Tonwanda Engine plant and leaving town, Either they take the buy out or they have to take a 70% pay cut and work for $13/HR on the new Engine line they recently are getting.
The one reason it slowed down was because of what happen
in national recession, but as the nation recesion is recovering
look for it to start speeding up again. probally even faster then
before because of the people who were already waiting for the national
recession recovery. Hundereds of GM workers are taking the
buy out at the Tonwanda Engine plant and leaving town, Either they take the buy out or they have to take a 70% pay cut and work for $13/HR on the new Engine line they recently are getting.
upstate new york wasn't great before the recession. so I'm sure place like florida might be slowing in growth for now but when the economy picks back up it will start growing fast there again.
upstate new york wasn't great before the recession. so I'm sure place like florida might be slowing in growth for now but when the economy picks back up it will start growing fast there again.
I doubt it due to increases in taxes/costs, poor/poorer public schools and crime(4th highest rate in the US), among some other things. It might be slow growth, if anything.
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