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Due to high taxes, burdensome regulations, lack of public sector reforms, and a lackluster job climate, more people have left California than come to the state since 2005, according to a comprehensive study by the Manhattan Institute released on Tuesday, suggesting California is no longer perceived by most Americans as the land where dreams come true.
In the report, titled The Great California Exodus: A Closer Look," Tom Gray and Robert Scardamalia found Californians have fled to states like Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, Idaho, South Carolina, and Georgia because those states have a better economic climate with less taxes and regulation.
The report found that between 1960 and 1990, 4.2 million Americans moved to California and helped accelerate Californias booming economy. Since 1990, though, California has lost nearly all of that gain, with net domestic out-migration averaging 225,00 residents a year. Between 2000 and 2010, out-migration has resulted in lost income of 5.67 billion to Nevada, $4.96 billion to Arizona, $4.07 to Texas, and $3.85 billion to Oregon.
The study found that if all these trends continue, California may find itself in a situation similar to that of New York and the states of the midwestern Rust Belt in the last century, which have seen populations stagnate for decades, or even fall.
Too much success. lol. NY's fine, thanks.
Unless your the top Marxist.Too much success. lol. NY's fine, thanks.
Marxism has always been a failure.
In the report, titled The Great California Exodus: A Closer Look," Tom Gray and Robert Scardamalia found Californians have fled to states like Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, Idaho, South Carolina, and Georgia because those states have a better economic climate with less taxes and regulation.
I hope they all go to Texas.
Liberals figuratively beat their dog, then wonder why the dog runs away.
Liberals figuratively beat their dog, then wonder why the dog runs away.
You misspelled EAT.. didn't ya?
Liberals figuratively beat their dog, then wonder why the dog runs away.
You misspelled EAT.. didn't ya?
Liberals figuratively beat their dog, then wonder why the dog runs away.
California's population grew by 14% in the 1990s and 10% in the 2000s, so the OP seems to be built on a fault premise.
Well, it's Breitbart.California's population grew by 14% in the 1990s and 10% in the 2000s, so the OP seems to be built on a fault premise.
