While this is true, I would be curious of the overall economic impact.

A business owner can have a successful business but they aren't really making tremendous profit, so how much of that money really remains in the local community.

The other aspect is also that real estate taxes need to be increased, which is the best way to ensure that funds inside a community stay there.

This way as more work moves remotely, through real estate taxes the local communities are still able to thrive.

I'm not disagreeing with what you are saying, but it isn't so black and white.