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Le gouverneur Démocrate de Californie refuse de reconnaitre les liens entre la fuite des entreprises et des habitants de Californie a quelque chose à voir avec sa politique... "c'est macro-économique"... le déni de la réalité par l'idéologie wokiste est total !
Bye bye California 1/2 : Pourquoi le "Golden State", "l’État doré", est-il devenu à ce point repoussoir ? #CalExodus tf1info.fr/international/…
Bye bye California 2/2. #CalExodus
Is the #CalExodus real? New research released today answers that question. @NatalieHolmes3, a research fellow at the California Policy Lab, used credit bureau data to see if, when, and where Californians have been moving since March 2020: bit.ly/CalExodus Thread (1/6) 
Finding 1: No, there is not a mass exodus of people leaving California. Of people who moved, about 80% moved to a new location in California, not out of the state. But, there are some nuances... bit.ly/CalExodus Thread (2/6 )
Finding 2: Historically in California, exit rates and entrance rates track each other, but that pattern was upended in Q4 2020, when 267,000 people left California, but only 128,000 moved into the state. (3/6) bit.ly/CalExodus
As if California's pension fiscal crisis wasn't bad enough *already*...
Record outmigration & demographic changes mean CA is also rapidly getting older—the dependency ratio (no. over the age of 65 to those of working age) has increased by 85% since 2010
politico.com/states/califor…
Record outmigration & demographic changes mean CA is also rapidly getting older—the dependency ratio (no. over the age of 65 to those of working age) has increased by 85% since 2010
politico.com/states/califor…
To put that stunning figure into context—an 85% jump in the California dependency ratio over just 10 years is much WORSE than anything *ever* in Japan's history😲
And Japan is generally considered the *worst-case* scenario for a rapidly aging population
And Japan is generally considered the *worst-case* scenario for a rapidly aging population
The policies of California's government—relentlessly hostile to taxpayers and the middle class—resulted in record out-migration in 2018: a massive 38% increase from 2017.
California has been losing its middle class to other states for decades #CalExodus
ocregister.com/2019/10/31/190…
California has been losing its middle class to other states for decades #CalExodus
ocregister.com/2019/10/31/190…
