US policy has the flexibility to aid inflexible places
The states Donald Trump won in 2016 account for less than one-third of GDP, highlighting regional disparities
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- Wage differentials, migrating workers
- Manufacturing matures
- Skill-biased technology
- Urban disparities
- Declining mobility
- The educated still move, selectively
- Diversity and amenities
- Talent
- Policy possibilities
- Housing and transport
- Pro-employment
- Firm programmes
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