No, because when you compete on only prices there is no brand loyalty, no customer relationship, and no r&d spent on feature development. For a community; busi

No, because when you compete on only prices there is no brand loyalty, no customer relationship, and no r&d spent on feature development. For a community; businesses might move for tax breaks, which benefits them greatly, but there might be more traffic / no high quality living that increases commutes. The employees might have to pay all relocation costs, and then the business that has no loyalty moves when the next tax break becomes available.