A recent opinion piece references research conducted in Norway regarding the implementation of wealth taxes. The study examined potential impacts on the movement of entrepreneurs and inventors. Findings indicate there is “no evidence of significant outmigration or reduced inflows” of startup founders or inventors following the introduction of such taxes. This research directly challenges arguments frequently made by opponents of wealth taxes, who often claim they drive away innovative individuals. The analysis, originating from Newsroom, suggests that wealth taxes do not necessarily hinder entrepreneurial activity, at least within the context of the Norwegian economy. This data provides a counterpoint to claims made by anti-tax advocates currently focusing their efforts on opposing wealth tax initiatives. Further discussion on the implications for other nations is expected.