> It isn’t difficult to imagine these sorts of agreements giving rise to bidding wars between municipalities, each vying to offer the most generous kickbacks in

> It isn’t difficult to imagine these sorts of agreements giving rise to bidding wars between municipalities, each vying to offer the most generous kickbacks in exchange for a large corporation allocating its state sales to that locale. > This benefits no one save for the corporation with the deepest pockets. I am maybe missing something? Surely it would also benefit the winning municipality, which is why they would want to bid on it.