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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox speaks during an interview at the Utah State Capitol on March 4, 2022, in Salt Lake City."'Rich States, Poor States' provides more powerful evidence that the low tax, light regulation states are bleeding the high tax states dry," said Moore, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation."Utah has been number one for 14 years because of its solid pro-business policy regime.
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