Texas Population Growth: Naysayers, it's a good thing!
Zina Brown
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By: Zina Brown
I was genuinely surprised to come across numerous negative and obstructive comments regarding the increased population of Texas on a platform like LinkedIn—a space we value for its focus on expertise, knowledge, and overall professional impact. It's disheartening to witness such sentiments in a forum that typically fosters constructive discussions and celebrates diverse perspectives. However, it's essential to address these concerns and shed light on the positive economic impact that this growth brings to Texas.
The recent surge in Texas's population brings significant economic benefits. Cross-state migration stimulates demand for goods and services, fostering economic growth. The influx contributes to housing expansion, addressing the need for accommodation and providing opportunities for the construction and real estate markets. A larger workforce enhances productivity, boosting economic output and innovation. Moreover, the increased population leads to higher tax revenues, vital for infrastructure development and public services. Embracing newcomers can fuel a thriving economy, creating jobs and sustaining businesses. Rather than resistance, acknowledging the positive economic impact of population growth fosters a more inclusive and prosperous community for all residents. Texans will benefit, native and honorary Texans too.