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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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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