12/01/2011

Indiana ranked 49th in growth prospects by Forbes

When Forbes studied The Best States for Business and Careers, Indiana ranked 34th. Indiana ranked 49th in economic growth prospects. A Right To Law Act would change its 49th ranking.

The Right to Work states of Idaho, Virginia, and North Carolina took the top three spots. States that embrace employee freedom from union conscription dominated the top of the list.

Forbes The Best States for Business and Careers — Right to Work States top list: Indiana 34th, Kentucky 25th, and Illinois 41st

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Indiana ranked 49th in growth prospects by Forbes

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