Abortion bans linked to people moving out of state, study says
- Tens of thousands of young people have left states with near-total abortion bans since the 2022 fall of Roe v. Wade, losing 36,000 people per quarter according to the National Bureau of Economic Research.
- Single-Person households were more likely to move out of states with abortion bans, reflecting a trend that began after Roe's overturn.
- States with perceived abortion-hostile policies, like Florida and Georgia, also experienced population loss, impacting their economic trajectory.
- The research indicates that reproductive rights policies significantly influence where people choose to live, affecting the availability of workers in key industries.
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