Posts Tagged ‘forced-unionism states’
Right to Work States Enjoy 2:1 Advantage in New Single-Unit Housing
American families have long aspired to buy and live in their own single-unit homes. But in recent years this aspiration has fallen on hard times. From 2004 to 2016, the…
Read MoreHealth Insurance Coverage UP 7.6% in Right to Work States, DOWN in Pennsylvania
Since 2008, Private Health Insurance Coverage Has Risen by 7.6% in Right to Work States, Fallen by 1% in Forced-Unionism Pennsylvania Big Labor’s allies sometimes concede that states with Right…
Read MoreRoads Worse in Forced-Unionism States
As the National Institute for Labor Relations Research reported early this year (see the first link below for more information), state and local taxes consume, on average, a 25% higher…
Read MoreSince 2005, Forced-Unionism States’ Aggregate ‘Peak Earning-Year’ Population Has Fallen by 2.9 Million
Considered together, age-grouped state population data for 2015 released by the U.S. Census Bureau yesterday and comparable data for 2005 show that, over the past decade, the total population of…
Read MoreNearly Three-Quarters of U.S. Automotive Manufacturing Jobs Located in Right to Work States
Long before the U.S. Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis issued its state-by-state estimates for manufacturing output of motor vehicles, bodies and trailers and parts in 2014 early this week…
Read MoreFrom 2013 to 2014, Forced-Unionism States Lost $18.5 Billion in Adjusted Gross Income Due to Net Domestic Out-Migration of Taxpayers
Perhaps the single most effective tool for measuring the long-term, ongoing migration of taxpayers and incomes out of forced-unionism states and into Right to Work states is furnished by the…
Read MoreRight to Work States Better For Homebuyers
According to a nationwide survey conducted late last year by the National Association of Realtors (NAR), 95% of renters aged 34 and under want to own a home in the…
Read MoreNone of the 14 States With Greatest Youth Population Declines Over the Past Decade Had a Right to Work Law Prior to 2013
By setting age-segregated U.S. Census Bureau population data released on December 22 (see the first link below) side by side with data found in Table 21 of the 2007 edition…
Read MoreForced-Unionism States Are Extraordinarily Inhospitable to ‘Middle-Educated’ Americans
As of last year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, 30.1% of American adults aged 25 and up had at least a bachelor’s degree education. Â Census data also show that…
Read MoreRight to Work States Represent the Future of the U.S. Automotive Industry
Long before the U.S. Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis issued its state-by-state estimates for manufacturing output of motor vehicles, bodies and trailers and parts in 2013 (see the link…
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