That's one solution.

Here's one article of many, many you can find:

https://www.citylab.com/equity/2016/06/do-taxes-really-cause...

The closing paragraph:

"Ultimately, the study finds that, while some millionaires do move to lower-tax destinations, the overall rate of millionaire migration is extremely low. When all is said and done, the super-rich tend to migrate less then the rest of us. The reason for this is simple—most people depend on the places they live for their incomes, since their businesses are based there. Indeed, this new study confirms an increasingly important fact of our economic geography: because some places generate a lot more wealth than others, the amount of money we make is largely tied to where we live."

You’ve never been to Illinois, have you?

State workers here run The Democratic Machine. They are effectively the willing soldiers of an organized crime syndicate, getting paid exorbitant sums to perform little work.

And they all get “promoted” just before their 25 years are up so they pull the maximum pension possible.