#40 Michigan
#32 in Taxation and Regulation
#39 in Workforce Quality
#40 in Living Environment
Right to Work? ✓
#32 in Taxation and Regulation
#39 in Workforce Quality
#40 in Living Environment
Right to Work? ✓
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Advanced Manufacturing, Automotive, Defense, Food Processing, I.T., Logistics, Medical Devices
Con-Way
Domino’s Pizza Inc.
Dow Chemical
Ford Motor
General Motors
Kellogg
Kelly Services
Stryker
Whirlpool
Michigan’s corporate incentives provide immediate benefit. The low 6% corporate income tax and the elimination of the industrial personal property tax makes Michigan one of the best pro-business environments.
The Pure Michigan marketing campaign successfully convinced out-of-state visitors to make 4.6 billion trips to Michigan and to spend $1.4 billion while there.
Aging waterway locks, if not repaired and updated, could result in a shutdown that would drive the loss of $1.1 trillion in revenue and hundreds of jobs.
Economic Development Corporation
Steve Arwood, CEO
517-241-1400
300 N. Washington Sq.,
Lansing, MI 48913
arwoods1@michigan.org
http://www.michiganbusiness.org/#home-intro
“Michigan has done more to improve the climate for business in the last few years than any other state in the nation.”
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