Has making it harder to move from the North to London made the North less productive? It may seem paradoxical, but the answer is yes.https://www.adamsmith.org/blog/regional-inequality-also-a-housing-supply-problem-1 …
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He cites a study looking at lawyers and janitors moving from the Deep South to New York. As rents have increased it is no longer worth it for janitors to move North, but it is still worth it for lawyers.pic.twitter.com/Q7Xn43JtsM
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Why does this matter? One view argues the solution to regional inequality is greater investment in skills in poorer regions. It looks like the government accept this argument. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/jan/30/sajid-javid-to-focus-on-skills-in-budget-to-hold-on-to-ex-labour-seats …pic.twitter.com/M7fTdZRxOf
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But if high rents continue to drive skill-biased migration south then greater investment in skills, while beneficial to some, won't reduce regional disparities. After all, you can't tie workers to their region after you've trained them
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If you're aiming for a more even distribution of skills-mix across the UK and in turn reversing regional decline, then the solution is to tackle the self-inflicted housing shortage.https://www.adamsmith.org/research/yimby
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The good news is the late Sir Roger Scruton may have found a politically-viable way forward.https://www.conservativehome.com/localgovernment/2020/01/ben-southwood-scrutons-final-gift-a-way-to-ensure-new-buildings-are-beautiful.html …
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