Thursday, December 22, 2005

What do Massachusetts, New York, and Rhode Island have in common? – They all lost population in 2005. Aaron Margolis explains why the Bay State is shedding citizens while looking forward to the population growth in the “red” states.
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3 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:12 PM

    Good! I'm fed up with Rhode Island's 2 Representatives always pushing the rest of us around.

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  2. Anonymous10:15 PM

    Gilder explained it very simply. Taxes don't redistribute wealth, they redistribute taxpayers. I've read that 4,000 millionaires moved out of California during the Davis governance

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  3. Anonymous9:26 PM

    Bizzy blog has aa post on this topic right now, with statistics. Total population shift during the '90s to states with lower taxes is in the millions.

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