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Moore questions how much longer New York and similar states can cling to their status as economic giants. He describes the decline of the New York Stock Exchange as symbolic of this waning dominance, comparing it to the loss of other traditional industries in the US. Technological advances have democratized financial markets, leading to more jobs in places like Dallas—an early indicator that the financial hub is shifting.
He concludes with a call for awareness: if voting patterns continue, and if policymakers persist with high-tax, socialist-leaning agendas, states like New York will face irreversible decline. The lesson is clear—economic freedom and low taxes attract investment, while high taxes drive it away.