Previous State: Connecticut Next State: Massachusetts
Based on CEO Survey by ChiefExecutive.net
| Key Metrics |
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State GDP
Unemployment
Domestic Migration
State Government
State-Local Tax Burden
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| Key Companies |
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| Development Trend Indicator: Positive |
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| At least now the debate is over which tax to cut rather than to cut or raise taxes. |
| CEO Comments |
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| “New York and New Jersey have high costs of doing business and favor local companies to a greater extent than other states favor their local companies.”
“New Jersey is more proactive for business opportunities.” “New Jersey actually seems like it is trying to get a little bit more business friendly. But historically, I have never dealt with a state that had more of a ‘gotcha’ attitude and treated businesses like they were guilty until proven innocent.” |
Sources:
Bureau of Economic Analysis
Bureau of Labor Statistics
NewGeography.com
The Tax Foundation
Previous State: #45 Connecticut Next State: #47 Massachusetts
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