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States like California, New York, and Massachusetts are hiking taxes on top earners—not wealth, but income above certain thresholds—to fund schools and infrastructure. Supporters say it’s fair and effective, bringing in billions for public needs. Critics warn it may push wealthy residents out, shrinking tax revenue over time. Economists caution that lifestyle, jobs, and cost of living matter more than taxes when people decide where to live. The debate centers on whether short-term revenue gains outweigh the risk of losing high-income contributors—and whether the economy can handle the shift.

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