As with any major economic shift, some governments will see remote work as an opportunity, while others will see it as a threat. States and localities that view remote work as a threat have only two options: they can engage in a costly and ultimately futile battle to try to reverse the changes that remote work is bringing, or they can embrace remote work and adapt. Unfortunately, to this point, many appear to have a preference for the former.
To some extent, it’s an understandable response. To cities that were bustling before the pandemic, remote work threatens a tangible loss in revenue and economic activity.
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