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That requires individual states to be tax and business friendly. The Northeast and Pacific rim no longer make any attempt at this. The rust belt tries sometim
by bpodgursky 5y ago
That requires individual states to be tax and business friendly. The Northeast and Pacific rim no longer make any attempt at this. The rust belt tries sometimes, but flip politically too often for companies to make big investments.
There's nothing meaningful congress can do to order states to be friendly to business.
- wolverine876 5y agoThat depends on your definition of tax and business friendly. Note that the Northeast and Pacific Rim have produced far more success and wealth in business than other places, probably more than any places in the history of the world, without exaggeration. Taxes are the front end transaction of investment, in education, infrastructure, courts, support for workers and families, etc. Those things are very business friendly. Low tax areas, which lack this investment, don't have a great history with businesses.