I think this is one of the most interesting points, " A study conducted by the Economic Innovation Group and commissioned by Tulsa Remote concluded that for eve

I think this is one of the most interesting points, " A study conducted by the Economic Innovation Group and commissioned by Tulsa Remote concluded that for every two people the program brings to the city, one new job is created. By contrast, when an office moves to a town, every new high-wage tech job creates an estimated five more jobs in sectors including healthcare, education and service, according to research by economist Enrico Moretti. That’s because those deals involve not only people but the money that goes into building and maintaining facilities, paying commercial property taxes and more." *edit to include links to the research below as they weren't linked in the copy/paste https://eig.org/tulsa-remote/ https://eig.org/tulsa-remote/ https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/the-multiplier-effect-of-innovation-jobs/ https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/the-multiplier-effect-of...