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Its probably more about the money coming into the community and the types of people that would work there generally adding to the labor pool of the area. As jo
by justinmchase 8y ago
Its probably more about the money coming into the community and the types of people that would work there generally adding to the labor pool of the area.
As jobs appear and wages go up those people spend a great deal of their money in the area and more jobs show up and as those employees look for a new job other businesses can compete for those higher skilled employees.
- wyldfire 8y ago> As jobs appear and wages go up those people spend a great deal of their money in the area fifty datacenter jobs? These are probably not the folks raking in the big comp and RSUs. ...it's a race to the bottom, legislators see a simple equation that converts public money into tallies in their win column, to be used while jockeying for more power or re-election.
- justinmchase 8y agoWell I agree with that, subsidising industry with public money is not fair to everyone else and doesn't necessarily pay off at all. But having, even those relatively small number of jobs in a community could really help depending on the city size, it seems find to court business but using tax money or offering big tax cuts is kind of BS.