Month: January 2014

Here is a preliminary study which indicates an interesting trend of return migration to rural areas.  The study draws on ABS 2011 statistics of in- and -out migration, cross-indexed against demographic groups.  It seems to show that there has been a net return migration among younger people, in their 20s, drawn by more affordable property,…

Here’s an interesting case study from the US.  It follows a group of Cherokee Indians in North Carolina, who were living below the poverty line.  A group of these families was provided with supplementary income, administered through their group and with no strings attached.