Depends on what you want to do and what you hope to escape. If you are on the lam from the law, you may want to look at another country (just about every other country on the planet has better health care than we do and a better economy). If you only speak English and are on the run, Canada rocks. It s just like the U.S. only cleaner, friendlier, and more efficient.If you re looking for a decent job, ask yourself what you want to do and then look at different states occupational outlook and major industries. You can do this by looking up whatever state you re thinking about and then googling it s occupational outlook, long-term business atmosphere, economy and job picture. You can find this by just Googling these exact terms and looking up office of economic development long term: for whatever state. You ll start seeing trends or patterns after a few minutes of looking. With the way the unemployment rate is continuing to rise and many companies simply refusing to hire and banks refusing to lend, you might want to consider moving to a state where you have friendly supportive family in case you need to ask them for help if fish aren t biting. So it depends on many different things, but you have a few ideas to kick around to start off with. If you speak foreign languages of any kind, that also gives you more marketability.
it depends what you like, city or treees n nature n what not...california vs.south carolina for example, big difference...
