In today’s highly polarized, sometimes poisonous, social, economic, and political atmosphere in the US, there is a clear tendency to see anything and everything new as either a huge step forward or a looming disaster, more often than not the latter. It is no different with trends … [Read more...] about Relocation – Good, Bad, or Indifferent?
Gender and Relocation
Throughout our surveys, the difference by gender in those planning relocation has been minimal. I have simply assumed that this reflected the majority of those relocating were not single, but were households of two or more where both genders were represented. In 2011, a major … [Read more...] about Gender and Relocation
Political Ideology and Planning Relocation
Beyond the obvious potential for controversy, this variable is different than any of the others included in all three polls (some earlier polls provided greater detail). Political ideology is something determined by the individual, unlike race, gender, income and so forth. It is … [Read more...] about Political Ideology and Planning Relocation
Investor Status
This is one graph that speaks for itself, very simply and very clearly. The shift from self-identified non-investors to investors could not be clearer. In one sense, it is not especially surprising during this time of financial crisis in the US. It might be expected that … [Read more...] about Investor Status
Those “Interested” in Relocation by Age Group
In another post, I discuss those planning to relocate to another nation by age group. In this post, we will look at those who chose two other answers to the question, “Are you planning to relocate to another nation for more than two years for reasons other than the requirements … [Read more...] about Those “Interested” in Relocation by Age Group