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    6 Reasons Why Texas Trumps All Other U.S. Economies

    Now don't go getting any ideas about moving here but 6 Reasons Why Texas Trumps All Other U.S. Economies.

    ...Below are six reasons why I think Texas trumps all other U.S. economies.

    1. Texas is a manufacturing powerhouse



    2. Texas is the largest exporting state



    3. Texans enjoy the fastest income growth in the U.S.



    4. Texas is a global oil superpower



    5. Everyone wants to move to Texas



    6. Everyone wants a Texas home


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    Don't follow that link because the one picture used is not San Antonio but Austin, lol.

    This is San Antonio: San Antonio, the nation’s fastest-growing city, sees downtown rebound.






    The River Walk in San Antonio.



    The San Pedro Creek Culture Park dubbed the ‘Latino High Line,”



    Farmer’s Market at The Pearl



    Bronze sculpture and ceramic mural in San Antonio’s Market Square depicting downtown In 1940s.



    Historic Market Square
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    7) Sheer natural resources
    8) Cheap off the books labor very available.

    I will say I was in austin last year and that place has a growing economy for sure. Apparently chips are part of it

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    Texas is awesome. Libs infesting Austin want to change that.
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    Much of Texas's economic success is reliant on oil. I'm not sure they're doing anything special except for accidentally sitting on a natural resource.

    Don't get me wrong, I like Texas, Texans and their independent nature. It's an interesting state.

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    Quote Originally Posted by donttread View Post
    7) Sheer natural resources
    8) Cheap off the books labor very available.

    I will say I was in austin last year and that place has a growing economy for sure. Apparently chips are part of it
    Yes, lots of high tech along the Austin/San Antonio corridor, of course, Houston and Dallas too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris View Post
    Yes, lots of high tech along the Austin/San Antonio corridor, of course, Houston and Dallas too.
    $3B in oil and gas revenues that accrue to the state give it an advantage in keeping business and personal taxes down. It's also among the states with the highest income inequality.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Who View Post
    $3B in oil and gas revenues that accrue to the state give it an advantage in keeping business and personal taxes down. It's also among the states with the highest income inequality.
    Then, please, do not move here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Who View Post
    $3B in oil and gas revenues that accrue to the state give it an advantage in keeping business and personal taxes down. It's also among the states with the highest income inequality.
    That's because of the immigration you're such a huge fan of.
    Whoever criticizes capitalism, while approving immigration, whose working class is its first victim, had better shut up. Whoever criticizes immigration, while remaining silent about capitalism, should do the same.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoosier8 View Post
    Texas is awesome. Libs infesting Austin want to change that.
    But the tech dollars they bring can stay?

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