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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Stuart SaftGeopolitical risks will create shortages in the short term but be quite beneficial in the long term because the US and its allies will seek affordable renewable energy sources and bring the critical elements of the supply chain back from Asia.
50% : Unfortunately, I am afraid that the migration to the South and West will continue because the quality of life, cost of living, and taxes in large northern cities create a disincentive to raising a family, but these cities will still attract young college graduates and professionals looking for their first jobs.
48% : The elected officials in those states are still looking for methods to increase tax revenue and putting into effect more intrusive regulations because they ignore the messages sent by the people who are leaving.
37% : The problem is that none of the states that are experiencing a population decline are addressing the fundamental problems and exploring how to bring down the cost of living and taxes that were based on a larger, less mobile population.

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