How Do We Know Texas Is Growing At California’s Expense?
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Just by reading this paragraph we can see how people are leaving the high cost city of San Francisco and moving to Austin.
When comparing California with Texas, U-Haul says it all. To rent a 26-foot truck oneway from San Francisco to Austin, the charge is $3,236, and yet the one-way charge for that same truck from Austin to San Francisco is just $399. Clearly what is happening is that far more people want to move from San Francisco to Austin than vice versa, so U-Haul has to pay its own employees to drive the empty trucks back from Texas. The great thing about this example is that it’s a market price set in the real world – you don’t need to rely on a fancy economic model to see our point. via Alec.org
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Comment by Portland Real Estate on 7 May 2009:
Why dont they just leave the trucks until someone needs to take it somewhere else? I know that they would have to balance it out at some point, but you would think that you could do that locally. Unless you are from New Orleans, I have read that many many people left after the hurricane and have no intention on returning back.
Comment by Vikas on 13 May 2009:
Its interesting fact and i agree with portland’s comment.