[URBAN NOTE] Five notes about cities: Canada, Japan, China
- That the bottom 75% of income-earners in Canadian cities cannot afford an apartment in the major cities of the country is, regardless of the qualifications, bad news. This Yahoo Finance article goes into detail.
- It is an exaggeration to talk about an exodus of young Canadians away from expensive centres. The Globe and Mail discusses.
- Ozy suggests many young Japanese are fleeing the cities for the less stressful countryside.
- The CNRS hosts this interview which contrasts and compares the developments of suburbs in Europe and in Japan.
- The SCMP reports that a high proportion of Chinese cities are seeing population declines.
Written by Randy McDonald
May 14, 2019 at 8:30 pm
Posted in Assorted, Canada, Demographics, Economics, Social Sciences, Urban Note
Tagged with canada, china, cities, Demographics, economics, japan, migration, Urban Note