If they were in a Delaware situation, wouldn't they not get many of the secondary and tertiary benefits of the business? Ie, there would be a shell company the

If they were in a Delaware situation, wouldn't they not get many of the secondary and tertiary benefits of the business? Ie, there would be a shell company there, but not many jobs, and therefore not many people's commerce adding to the state's prosperity? My understanding was that these benefits were what made this sort of thinking work.