Spatial Mobility

Spatial mobility refers to the ability of individuals or groups to move between different locations in space, such as cities, regions, or countries. It encompasses actions like traveling, relocating, or commuting, which influence access to resources, employment, education, and social networks. High spatial mobility can enhance opportunities and economic growth, while limited mobility may contribute to social inequality. Factors affecting it include infrastructure, transportation options, economic conditions, and social policies. Essentially, spatial mobility measures how easily people can change their physical location to improve their quality of life or achieve personal and professional goals.