Best/Worst States for Business 2012: Biggest Losses from 2008

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No 36: Minnesota 

No. 36

Minnesota Loses 14 Spots Since 2008

Taxation and Regulations
Workforce Quality
Living Environment

 

Based on CEO Survey by ChiefExecutive.net

Ranking Change from 2008
2012 Rank— 36
2008 Rank— 22
Total change— -14
Development Trend Indicator—Negative
Divided statehouse stalls progress on tort reform and other business concerns.

 
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