Philip Rees, professor of population geography at Leeds University, says that during the last southern house-price bubble in the late 1980s, there was net immigration to the north.
Yes, trains connect major European cities, but that seems more an outgrowth of geography and population distribution than any ingenious government foresight.
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California is a monster state, in geography, population and political influence.
But while its geography and population limit its overall carbon footprint, the emirate is still remarkably inefficient at using natural resources, thanks largely to its desert climate and oil-fueled wealth.
Its isolation has led to a unique geography and animal population, including the lemur, which took a star role in the 2005 animated Hollywood movie named after the island.
Universal service funds (USF) are set up by levies on telecoms in individual countries, which are then used to increase consumer access based on criteria such as income distribution, rural and urban population ratios, literacy and geography.
Casual games played through portals and social games played through SNS sites will continue to broaden the gaming population across the spectrum of age, geography and income.
Las Vegas had a population of 70, 000 when I studied geography in the fifth grade.
Cheap, widely distributed bandwidth and advanced networking technologies are divorcing an ever-growing segment of the population from traditionally "real" constraints like geography and socio-economic status.
During the 1990s, a swath of geography no larger than 500 square kilometers and known for its big immigrant population and for its men who wear golf shirts to the office pulled in half of the world's venture capital.
The geography of the French court system has not changed in nearly half a century, despite huge population shifts.
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