Opinion | Parag Khanna: For millennials and Gen Z, the American dream may require a move. - NBCNewsTHINK
that socioeconomic performance improves once families move to places with greater economic opportunity. Physical mobility, then, may be the best pathway to economic mobility. We should invest in people, not places, enabling every American to go wherever they need to make use of their skills and earn more.
We should invest in people, not places, enabling every American to go wherever they need to make use of their skills and earn more.roughly one-third of high school graduates were not enrolled
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