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One way or another, health care is becoming more footloose.
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Young adults are more footloose within their own country, too.
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Today's generation is more footloose and values flexibility more than ever.
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The typical American is more footloose than the average European, yet lives less than 30 kilometres from his parents.
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Without social and professional networks anchoring them to one place, they are more "footloose" and flexible in where they ultimately settle, Abramitzky said.
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If McKay's two Marseille novels take place during the 1920s "era of the high seas black stowaway," as Holcomb and Maxwell note in their introduction, the books' more footloose stories of black vagabonds — McKay's preferred term — from around the world washing up together on the shores of Europe forecast the confusion and anguish of what has, nearly a century later, erupted into a global migration crisis.
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Multinational companies and indigenous development: An empirical analysis. European Economic Review, 46(7), pp. 1305-1322. Therein, they also find that the multinationals are indeed more "footloose" than indigenous firms in terms of having plants with lower survival rates, though new jobs generates in multinationals appear to be more persistent than those created in indigenous plants.Görg, H., Strobl, E. (2003).
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The relationships underpinning megaregions have become more pronounced over the second half of the 20th century as a result of decentralized land development, longer daily commutes, increased business travel, and a more footloose, flexible, knowledge workforce. The identification of new geographic scales—historically based on increased population movement from the city center to lower density areas as a megaregion presents immense opportunities from a regional planning perspective, to improve the environmental, infrastructure and other issues shared among the regions within it. The most recent and only previous attempt to plan at this scale happened more than 70 years ago, with the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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