Shouldn't states be able to compete among themselves, in a free market fashion, in order to attract business development that is likely to pay huge dividends ov

Shouldn't states be able to compete among themselves, in a free market fashion, in order to attract business development that is likely to pay huge dividends over the long term? Of course they should but I believe his objection is the sweetheart deal for one company. For example, if Nevada wants to compete with Arizona, it should lower its tax rate. It shouldn't be able to keep the tax rate high and offer a deal to one company that eliminates taxes for them and for them alone. It provides one company with an unfair advantage over any potential competitors.