State Tax Levels Have Little Effect on Where People Choose to Live

DC Fiscal Policy Institute·Mar 23

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Research suggests that state tax levels have a limited impact on individuals' decisions about where to live. Some states are implementing or considering new tax policies, such as taxes on high-income individuals or assets. The relationship between tax policies and economic inequality is being explored in various studies and analyses by think tanks and research institutions.

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State Tax Levels Have Little Effect on Where People Choose to Live

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