OohPooPahDoo
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In 2010, only TWO RTW state made it into the top 10 GDP per capita
FACT
Those states were Wyoming and Viriginia
List of U.S. states by GDP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Upon further inspection we note that only 9 of the 25 states with above average per capita GDP are RTW -
The remaining 13 of the 22 states with RTW work statutes in 2010 were in the bottom 25 states. 6 of those in the bottom 10.
Let me break this down for you.
In 2010-
Chances your state is in the top 20% of GDP per capita:
9% if a RTW state, 30% if not a RTW state
Chances your state is in the top 50% of GDP per capita:
41% if a RTW state, 59% if not a RTW state
Chances your state is in the bottom 20% of GDP per capita:
27% if a RTW state, 15% if not a RTW state
Its quite clear to me that RTW laws are not only bad for labor, they are BAD for business.
FACT
Those states were Wyoming and Viriginia
List of U.S. states by GDP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Upon further inspection we note that only 9 of the 25 states with above average per capita GDP are RTW -
The remaining 13 of the 22 states with RTW work statutes in 2010 were in the bottom 25 states. 6 of those in the bottom 10.
Let me break this down for you.
In 2010-
Chances your state is in the top 20% of GDP per capita:
9% if a RTW state, 30% if not a RTW state
Chances your state is in the top 50% of GDP per capita:
41% if a RTW state, 59% if not a RTW state
Chances your state is in the bottom 20% of GDP per capita:
27% if a RTW state, 15% if not a RTW state
Its quite clear to me that RTW laws are not only bad for labor, they are BAD for business.
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