A new research report from the Empire Center for Public Policy does not beat around the bush. Titled “Empire State Exodus,” the report begins with a blunt statement: “The Empire State is being drained of an invaluable resource—people.”
Its chief finding is no less striking. “From 2000 to 2008, in both absolute and relative terms,” the report’s authors write, “New York experienced the nation’s largest loss of residents to other states—a net domestic migration outflow of over 1.5 million, or 8 percent of its population at the start of the decade.”
Outmigration from New York is not a new story. But this study offers fascinating—and at times sobering—detail, down to the regional and county levels, drawn from recent Census Bureau and Internal Revenue Service data…
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