Скачать или смотреть The $52 Billion Exodus: How Economic Hubris Destroyed Florida’s Golden Age

How a single trade war destroyed $52 billion in economic value and 280,000 jobs in under 24 months. This is the untold story of the Florida-Canada tourism collapse that economists are still trying to understand.
Between 2023 and 2025, Florida experienced one of the most severe peacetime economic contractions in modern U.S. history—not from recession, not from disaster, but from a quiet consumer boycott that nobody saw coming. Canadian snowbirds simply stopped crossing the border, and the ripple effects reshaped an entire state economy permanently.

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DISCLAIMER:
This video presents economic analysis based on publicly available data, labor statistics, airline capacity reports, and regional planning documents. All figures referenced are sourced from open-source tourism data, state-level employment estimates, and financial disclosures. This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or policy advice. Viewer discretion is advised for economic content involving geopolitical themes.
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - The $52 Billion Collapse Nobody Predicted
2:18 - 280,000 Jobs Vanished in One Winter Season
4:45 - Where Did the Money Go? The Relocation Shock
7:32 - Why Washington Completely Miscalculated
10:15 - The Permanent Damage: 160,000 Missing Residents
12:50 - Canada’s Silent Economic Weapon
15:07 - The Number That Proves They’re Never Coming Back
In this deep dive, we analyze:
∙ How trade war rhetoric triggered a consumer withdrawal
∙ The structural economic shift that replaced $30B in annual spending
∙ Why Florida’s tourism model was vulnerable to allied disengagement
∙ Internal planning data showing permanent population loss projections
∙ What this reveals about soft power in modern economics
This isn’t about politics. This is about what happens when consumer trust becomes a geopolitical weapon—and how quickly generations of economic relationships can disappear.
SOURCES & METHODOLOGY:
Analysis based on Canadian provincial tourism data, U.S. state labor reports, airline scheduling databases, municipal tax revenue disclosures, and metropolitan planning organization forecasts (2023-2025).

RELATED TOPICS:
Economic collapses, trade war consequences, tourism economics, allied relationships, consumer behavior shifts, demographic change, municipal finance, geopolitical risk

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