Each year the Internal Revenue Service of the United States issues a migration report that shows how many tax filers moved from one state to another. In an effort to answer the question of why so many people are moving from states that usually vote for Democrats (so-called blue states) to states that usually elect Republicans (red states) an economist conducted a study. In the study, the economist learned that 112,236 tax filers left the state of New York. A random sample recorded the amount of money and potential taxable income of the emigrants from New York. Estimate with 95% confidence the total amount that left New York.