Discuss the economic factors affecting your decisions

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If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you choose and why? What is one location in the world you would never, ever live? Why not? Be sure to consider and discuss the economic factors affecting your decisions, especially the labor market. Are there labor laws, regulations or unions which affect your profession and if so, does location matter? Would it be difficult to participate in your chosen profession overseas? Why or why not?

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