Californians are fleeing in droves to live in better-managed states, according to a conservative research group.
The long-running exodus from the
cash-strapped Golden State is an old story, but a new study by The
Manhattan Institute finds that the biggest beneficiaries of the
population drain are Texas, Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, Washington,
Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Georgia and South Carolina. Lower cost of living,
less government debt and a more business-friendly culture are the main
drivers, according to the study.
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