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Texas’ most recent big deal was Toyota Motor Corp.’s decision to relocate its North American headquarters in Plano, generating roughly 4,000 jobs and $350 million in investments. Vranich estimates 3,000 of those jobs will come from California.

“This report echoes what businesses that relocate to Texas continue to say – they are sick and tired of being over-taxed and over-regulated and are making the economically sensible choice to move to Texas,” said John Wittman, deputy press secretary for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s Office.

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“Gov. Abbott will go anywhere, including California, to bring businesses and jobs to the Lone Star State," Wittman said.

Texas state and city officials for years have touted the state’s more business-friendly environment, citing its fewer business regulations and lower labor costs, partly because Texas is a right to work state.

California, on the other hand, is one of the costliest states in which to do business, with expenses 20 percent to 35 percent higher than other states, Vranich says.

California’s corporate losses peaked at 302 in 2011, the same year that Texas’ gains from that state peaked at 47, or about 16 percent. In 2014, California lost 218 companies and Texas gained 41, or nearly 19 percent.

Vranich didn’t have estimates for this year, but said the trend continues.

California has lost more corporate headquarters, engineering firms and support services/call centers in the seven-year period. The state also lost more manufacturers; pharmaceutical and health care companies, and e-commerce, digital and online security firms than other industries.