Migration and economic data reveals aging, high-taxed New York
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New York is experiencing an aging population and a shrinking tax base, with more than half of the outmigration being married couples making between $100,000 and $500,000, while the state has the highest taxes in the nation and is losing representation in Washington due to the population exodus.
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New York is experiencing an aging population and a shrinking tax base, with more than half of the outmigration being married couples making between $100,000 and $500,000, while the state has the highest taxes in the nation and is losing representation in Washington due to the population exodus.
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