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Delawareans are Moving to these Three Southeast States FL, TX, and NC receive almost one-third of Delaware's net outbound migration.   By  Charlie Copeland , Director Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending December 22, 2023       Some Delawareans could be retiring or moving to warmer climes; could they also be relocating for other reasons, like better economic opportunities? According to the most recent available data  from the  US Census Bureau , 31.

Gasoline Battery Hybrid Vehicles By  David T. Stevenson , Director Center for Energy & Environmental Policy December 8, 2023     Gasoline hybrid vehicles are so popular that finding one at any car dealership has been challenging. For instance, I've received many offers from car dealerships that they want to buy my two-year-old hybrid car for almost just as much as what I originally purchased it for!  At the same time, when I asked the salesperson about upgrading to a new hybr

Is Delaware Attracting Families or just Retirees? CRI broadens its migration analysis to cover other key factors.    By  Charlie Copeland , Director Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending November 14, 2023       Last year, CRI published a migration  analysis  showing Delaware's inbound and outbound migration trends over a decade. Focusing on inbound migration, our May 2022 analysis implied that only retirees were moving to Delaware. But let's test thi

Electric Vehicle Agenda Is Failing Families By  Donna Jackson , Director of Membership Development for the  Project 21 (Originally published on November 7, 2023 by InsiderSources.com )     Reality is starting to intrude on America's electric vehicle fantasies. After years of hype, it is becoming undeniable that most people don't want them, and increasingly fewer can afford them. Millions of Americans will pay a price for this folly, most of all the low-income households that

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Time to Push Back on Offshore Wind on the Delaware and Maryland Coast By  David T. Stevenson , Director Center for Energy & Environmental Policy October 24, 2023 The federal government is closing in on approving the large US Wind offshore wind project just 10 miles off the Delaware and Maryland coast as early as the first quarter of 2024. They have released their Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) and are open to public comments through November 20, 2023. This will b

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Tragic Incentives and Transgender Medical Care By  Stacie Beck, Ph.D. ,  Associate Professor of Economics and   C.D. Casscells, M.D. Center for Health Policy at the Caesar Rodney Institute October 20, 2023     The 2011 burst in transgender medical treatments came shortly after the passage of the Affordable Care Act. This accelerated after passage of a non-discrimination federal Health and Human Services regulation on private insurance in 2016. The US experienced a dramatic in

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