The pull is the 50,000 jobs right? If that averages out to $100k/person then that is approx $5B per year going into that local economy (minus Fed income tax bu

The pull is the 50,000 jobs right? If that averages out to $100k/person then that is approx $5B per year going into that local economy (minus Fed income tax but some of that comes back at state level right?). They aren't going to immediately post 50,000 jobs or relocate 50,000 people right? So that $5B/year doesn't happen til they are all there. If any incentives are to be there, it should be based on number of employees they staff up in that area... they don't hit a number, they don't get incentives.