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  The Economist.

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  Hello and welcome to The Intelligence from The Economist.

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  I'm Jason Palmer.

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  And I'm Rosie Blau.

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  Today on the show, why the Philippines' offshoring industry is growing despite AI,

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  and where to move to get paid most.

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  First up, though,

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  All over the world, every year, people move in and out of cities.

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  Some relocate for love or other family reasons.

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  Others are chasing new experiences, a better work-life balance, or the job of their dreams.

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  But let's be realistic.

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  A lot of them are after something rather more fundamental.

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  So people move to a new city usually for one big reason: to increase their wages.

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  Vishnu Padmanabhan is our Asia correspondent.

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  It might seem simple that you choose the place with the highest salaries,

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  but, in fact, it's not as straightforward

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  because there are two distinct factors

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  that determine how much of a wage you get in a particular city.

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  So what are those two factors?

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  How do I choose which place can drive up my wages the most?

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