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Development Counselors International (DCI) ranked the top five and the bottom five states, in terms of what states provide an economic climate most favorable to business. The rankings show that states following right-to-work laws held the top five spots, while states following more union-friendly rules held the bottom five spots.
DCI asked corporate executives and representatives to name the three states they thought provided the “most favorable business climates,” and the three states least favorable to business. Texas ranked #1 in the final survey results, while California ranked dead last at #50.
DCI provided this commentary on the results:
1. Texas |
49.4% |
2. North Carolina |
27.8% |
3. South Carolina |
14.3% |
4. Tennessee |
13.9% |
5. Florida |
13.5% |
50. California |
70.5% |
49. New York |
46.5% |
48. Illinois |
24.4% |
47. New Jersey |
23.5% |
46. Michigan |
16.1% |
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