Showing posts with label voting with your feet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label voting with your feet. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 09, 2026

Massachusetts confronts crippling outmigration in the past several years

Another example of voting by feet!

"... The startling outmigration of 182,000 residents from Massachusetts in less than a decade is a glaring warning sign that the city has lost its edge, chamber leaders warn. ..."

Boston chamber leaders confront crippling outmigration





Sunday, July 12, 2026

Germany experienced a net loss or exodus of 400 millionaires in 2025

More bad news for the banana republic of Germany!

Unfortunately, I was not able to find similar data for previous years for Germany from the website of Henley & Partners!

"Germany experienced a net loss of 400 millionaires in the most recent annual tracking. While the country remains home to about 1.78 million high-net-worth individuals" (Google)

"... Germany has the third highest number of people with liquid assets totaling at least $1 million, according to a study. ..."

Country Wealth Flows | Wealth Migration 2025 | Henley & Partners

Germany news: Number of millionaires is growing, study shows "Around 1.78 million people in Germany were classified as high-net-worth individuals or people who have at least $1 million in liquid assets. DW has the latest."

Friday, April 10, 2026

11-state southeastern economic corridor absorbed 70% of all U.S. population growth over the last five years

Good news! Voting with your feet in action!

"New US ‘Boom Belt’ Gains Trillions in Wealth
Florida and Texas governors joined forces in Miami on Tuesday to tout an 11-state southeastern economic corridor now generating $9 trillion in annual GDP, a figure that would trail only the national economies of the U.S. and China.

The region has absorbed 70% of all U.S. population growth over the last five years, with Florida alone gaining $21 billion in wealth from interstate moves in 2023, more than the next five states combined. 

California lost $12 billion, and New York lost $10 billion in the same period, as high taxes and cost of living continue pushing residents and businesses south."

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