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Carlton A. on Florida:
"Florida has long been regarded as a place for tourists and retirees. However, because of it's location, univeristy system, void of income tax, well maintained and developed highway infrastructure, numerous international and regional airports, sea ports..."

Tracy F. on North Dakota:
"Leadership gurus around the globe say that today’s companies want a workforce whose actions speak louder than their words. Companies want to hire and promote people who get to the point, get the job done and get results...."

Claude L. on North Carolina:
"North Carolina is certainly among the top five states in business. All you have to do is ask people from Manteo to Murphy why they live, work, worship and play here...."

Betty K. on Texas:
"I think Texas is # 1. This is a great state to work and reside in. San Antonio has great medical facilities and research."

Joseph R. on Nevada:
"NEVADA! It is very hard to believe that you have ranked Nevada at #43! In Nevada there is no state income tax, no corporate tax, no inheritance tax, we have one of the best economies in the nation..."


 

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Snowmobile riders in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. / AP

 
Year of Statehood: 1890
Governor: Dave Freudenthal (D)
Population: 509,294
Gross State Product: $53,543 (per capita)
Growth Rate: 3.8%
Unemployment Rate: 3.3%
Major Industries: Farming, Mining, Natural Gas, Oil, Tourism
Related Links: - State Economic Development
- Official State Website


RankCategoryScore
14OVERALL1068
11Cost of Doing Business300
13Workforce210
16Economy150
15Education150
20Quality of Life138
49Technology & Innovation12
24Transportation49
25Cost of Living25
23Business Friendliness27
44Access to Capital7


 

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