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.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

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

Anonymous said...

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

Anonymous said...

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.