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To: Stephen O who wrote (2728)	12/26/2000 7:09:03 PM
From: Henry Volquardsen	of 3536

the language barrier as a hinderance to labor mobility in Europe is not a a problem among the educated. They have always been fairly mobile. The problem is more at the working class level. The US has always had good mobility at this level. Workers move readily among regions for job opportunities. In Europe it is not as simple. Blue collar labor does not move from Germany to Spain as readily as it does from Michigan to Texas.

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