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To: TimF who wrote (652368)	4/22/2012 12:53:45 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1582491

>> and then a generation later CA imports all its electricity and refined oil products and has nothing left to tax And it will serve them right. I hope they have to pay through the nose for it.

To: TimF who wrote (652368)	4/22/2012 1:06:50 PM
From: Brumar89	2 Recommendations Respond to of 1582491

Uhaul rates: From Sacramento to Houston: $2,370 From Houston to Sacramento: $1,007 From San Francisco to San Antonio: $2,214 From San Antonio to San Francisco: $1,069 Dynamically-determined U-Haul rates reflect the differences in relative demand for one-way truck rentals between any two U.S. cities. The 2:1 California-Texas price ratios above suggest that demand for trucks leaving California is roughly double the demand for trucks coming into the Golden State. In other words U-Haul's one-way truck rental rates provide empirical evidence of " The Great California Exodus" discussed in yesterday's WSJ interview with demographer Joel Kotkin. .... mjperry's blog ht lindybill