The Ultimate Location Incentive
Tax-free zones may be the new unbeatable lure for businesses. Business Facility Magazine profiles several successful policies.
"With a fewer number of available projects today, it's a safe bet that the best minds in economic development are working overtime to develop new incentive programs that land their community on the short list. They would do well to consider an innovative approach to incentives that has generated significant results in three growing states -- enterprise zones."
Thanks to Tom Collins
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Published on Wednesday, February 27, 2002 in
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