Job Creators Network president Alfred Ortiz tells FOX Business that policymakers in high-tax states should emulate the pro-business policies implemented by their peers to boost economic growth.
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As a growing number of companies plan to move or build up their operations in new states with business-friendly policies, the Job Creators Network is warning that high-tax states"Over the last couple of years, dozens of high-profile companies have left high-tax states like New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and California for states like Florida, Texas, and Tennesse with lower taxes and fewer regulations.
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