Inflation, political unrest, and remote work opportunities drive people abroad

By Sarah Bedford
Published June 19, 2022 9:00am ET
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Inflation, political unrest, and remote work opportunities drive people abroad
Threatening to leave the country may have been in vogue on the Left in 2016 when Donald Trump successfully ran for president, but for many, it has become a reality since the COVID-19 pandemic hit more than two years ago. More people are moving abroad to escape the high cost of living at home and […]

Threatening to leave the country may have been in vogue on the Left in 2016 when Donald Trump successfully ran for president, but for many, it has become a reality since the COVID-19 pandemic hit more than two years ago.

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