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Much has been written about businesses vacating California. One “catcher’s mitt” state has even coined a phrase - “Texodus” - to describe companies bolting California for the Lone Star state of Texas. Catchy indeed. Another city has erected a mock Statue of Liberty on its strip - “give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore...”. Who knew that would be applicable to enterprise seeking asylum from California in a business friendly environment. Finally, governors are racking up frequent flyer miles traveling here to recruit our manufacturing base. The promise of economic incentives, cheaper houses, and smaller tax burdens lure our local operations to consider an out-of-state move. But is the grass really greener?
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