living in a wrong place adversely affects your employment prospects, according to spatial-mismatch hypothesis proposed in 1965 by John Kain, US, and much debated ever since...
article by Callum Williams.

made: 2014-10-22

link: www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21627628-difficulty-people-have-getting-jobs-makes-unemployment-unnecessarily

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