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The problem is that the supply of jobs, anywhere except a handful of overcrowded cities, is too low
That's because density is an incredible asset to large productive companies. Keeping your team in close proximity is extremely useful; having access to a large, diverse and well-connected talent pool is extremely useful. In competitive industries, it can make or break you
Dont they lose just as much talent as they gain, from having other nearby companies poach from them? Not to mention losing the talent pool from half the country that doesnt want to live in a megacity.
This isn't what the economists who've been looking into this find, no. Insofar as tradeoffs exist, density wins out. Researchers who try to model the impact of migration find that we'd dramatically increase productivity & value creation by making it easier to move in.
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