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You are still wrong, because "net gain in tax receipts for Nevada" is not identical to a net gain in the economic pie. It's not necessarily better for the USA,
by cynicalkane 12y ago
You are still wrong, because "net gain in tax receipts for Nevada" is not identical to a net gain in the economic pie. It's not necessarily better for the USA, and if a loss of benefits per capita is realized, might not even be better for Nevada.
You are correct when you say economics was not zero-sum, and according to some people the government is too big, but that wasn't what your claim was about.