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Tennessee is known for its sound fiscal management and new investments in the economic ecosystem. The state…
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Missouri – Getting To Work Early And Staying Late
A Response from Governor Jay Nixon
Q-What is the current “state of the state?”
A-Missouri is surging ahead with a balanced budget, AAA credit rating and thousands of new high-paying jobs. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Missouri leads the nation in new business creation—with…
Louisiana- Opportunities Abound
Update by Louisiana Economic Development (LED) and Don Pierson, the new LED Secretary
Q -What is the current “state of the state?”
A-Louisiana has experienced eight consecutive years of in-migration, with more people moving into the state than moving out, and this positive trend follows a quarter-century…
Kentucky: A Strategic Partner for Business
Interview with Erik Dunnigan, Acting Secretary Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development
Q-What is the current “state of the state”?
A-In many ways, Kentucky sets an example for the nation. We just completed two back-to-back years of record investments by businesses locating new facilities in Kentucky and…
Iowa – Rolling Up Its Sleeves And Getting To Work
Update by Tina Hoffman, Marketing and Communication Director of Iowa Economic Development
Q-What is the current “state of the state”?
With the eighth-lowest cost of doing business and a focused economic development strategy in-place, the state of Iowa is committed to building a strong, diverse economy and…
Utah: A young and educated workforce plus quality tech jobs equals economic growth
By David Hodes
Utah is using the strengths of a young workforce to propel itself deeper into high-tech endeavors.
According to the Utah economic development plan published by the office of Governor Gary Herbert, the state is following four objectives: strengthen and grow existing Utah businesses, both urban and…
