Posted on 07/11/2012 4:22:12 PM PDT by tsowellfan
As if we need any more proof that reckless spending and high taxes impede economic growth, CNBCs new survey, Americas Top State for Business, is another indictment of progressive economic policy. The survey finds that Texas for the third time in five years is the most accommodating state for business. And its no mystery why.
We already knew that Texas, which, over the years has instituted a number of free-market economic reforms, leads the nation in net creation of jobs with 410,400 between May 2007 and May 2012. In the meantime, 41 states have yet to reach their pre-recession job levels. California, for instance, has lost 891,200 since the recession started in 2007.
Youll also notice similarities between states that rank high on the CNBC list namely that most of the leadership in those states supports economic policies that mirror the national Republican platform.
Here are the top 20 most-friendly business states according to CNBC:
1.Texas
2.Utah
3.Virginia
4.North Carolina
5.North Dakota
6.Nebraska
7.South Dakota
8.Colorado
9.Georgia
10.Wyoming
11.Minnesota
12.Iowa
13.Idaho
14.Indiana
15.Kansas
16.Tennessee
17.Wisconsin
18.Oregon
19.New Hampshire
20.Arkansas
More at link...
(Excerpt) Read more at humanevents.com ...
Florida #29, but why the need to cut out #21-#39? I have to go 3 links deep to get the actual list. Silly.
The Republican message could be so simple and straightforward”
“No nation or state EVER taxed itself into prosperity.”
If only they had the stones to stand up and say it. History would be their witness.
The Republican message could be so simple and straightforward:
“No nation or state EVER taxed itself into prosperity.”
If only they had the stones to stand up and say it. History would be their witness.
Huh.
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