It is not Teslas fault that Nevada offered them a good deal. You can expect nothing less from a private company, then for them to get as good deal as possible.

It is not Teslas fault that Nevada offered them a good deal. You can expect nothing less from a private company, then for them to get as good deal as possible. It is irrational for states to compete for individual businesses, instead of competing with general good business rules. This is the way it is in the U.S nowadays. Big companies let states compete for their largest investors. When big companies, politicians and unions stand side by side you have every reason to worry. But pointing the finger at the big company is useless, because they are not under your control. It is the political side that is under democratic control, and should respond to the interests of the people. The company will to it's best to advance its own goals and interests. As it happens, in Tesla's case, that goal is pretty decent. So I'm not that distraught in this particular case.