Iowa faces brain drain and aging population challenge
Iowa must reframe its economy to halt brain drain and support an aging population. Rural and urban unemployment are not vastly different, with many displaced workers finding new jobs in Cedar Falls and nearby cities. Experts warn that without high tech creation, young Iowans may leave for better opportunities, while senior workers stay active in the labor force.
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