Almost all of these “studies” have an agenda, and usually it is to promote a low tax state. So, I would take this with a huge grain of salt. Especially the arti

Almost all of these “studies” have an agenda, and usually it is to promote a low tax state. So, I would take this with a huge grain of salt. Especially the article states that Texas was propelled to #1 from #8, because of preventative healthcare for women. What ?? What about very real restrictions to abortion for women in Texas ? Also, just looking at raw VC numbers, Texas is far far behind CA and NY when it comes to entrepreneurship. This almost sounds like a study that started with a conclusion and wanted to apply “community adjusted EBITDA”