The Uneven Geography of Remote Work

A recent report from the Economic Innovation Group says it goes without saying that remote work has increased dramatically since before the pandemic. They say the rise in what they call “telework” offers new opportunities for the economic development of communities across the country by loosening the grip that superstar cities have on skilled knowledge workers. Interestingly, as they point out, the geography of this remote work surge has remained largely unmeasured by the data. Continue reading HERE...