Top Economists Warn California’s Billionaire Tax Could Backfire, Wealthy Residents Leaving Could Cost the State $39 Billion More Than It Collects: 'Will Not Fulfill the Primary Functions'
Stanford economists estimate California’s billionaire tax could raise $30 billion but trigger exits that cost the state $39 billion net.
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California made a new tax for very rich people. But experts think some rich people might leave, and that could hurt the state more than it helps.
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