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Innovation in rural Queensland: Why some towns thrive while others languish

  • Author: Plowman; Ashkanasy; Gardner
  • Publisher: University of Queensland
  • Published Location: Brisbane, Qld
  • Country: Australia
  • State/Region: Queensland
All people have mobility choices, to move towards a community that is attractive; to stay in a community that is attractive relative to the cost of moving elsewhere; or to move away from a community that is unattractive. The critical question is: Who moves; who doesn’t; and why? Surprisingly, patterns of mobility are not random. Those who move tend to be younger, to have higher levels of education, and to have traveled overseas more frequently and for longer duration.

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