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Lyman Stone in In a State of Migration

Jan 26, 2018

Where Is the Next Puerto Rico?

C’mon guys. It’s New Jersey. Or… maybe Wyoming.

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Nov 28, 2017

What Will Census’ State Population Estimates Say?

The Data Exists to Take a Guess

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Jul 5, 2017

Will a Tax Hike in Illinois Make Migration Worse?

Yes! No! Maybe! Both! It Depends!

Lyman Stone in In a State of Migration

Jun 21, 2017

Illinois, Again, and Why Nets Aren’t Everything

Yesterday I got involved in a conversation with Daniel Kay Hertz and Michael Lucci about migration in Illinois. It started with this post by Daniel, writing for the left-leaning Center for Tax and Budget Accountability.

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Aug 30, 2016

Well, Tracking College Student Migration is Surprisingly Easy

Earlier this month, I wrote a post about how college students are treated in major migration data sources. Basically, I said tracking college-student migration was really hard, indeed next to impossible.

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May 6, 2016

Would Progressive Taxes Drive People Away From Illinois?

Yes. But…

Illinois is debating implementing a higher-rate progressive income tax. I won’t waste time describing the tax policy details for you, because three different people asked me about this issue…

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Mar 1, 2016

How to Improve Migration Commentary

One State at a Time

I’m passionate about migration, especially domestic migration. In particular, I’m passionate about trying to improve the quality of migration commentary. That’s why I write this blog. That’s why I’m starting a…