Imagine a business plan based on overly optimistic results, an underreporting of costs and a desire to conceal essential data from key stakeholders. If the result does not sound promising, then it should come as no surprise that the state’s long experiment with economic incentive deals is failing. Consider the following:
Economic Incentives Could Cost Taxpayers for Years to Come
BySouth Carolina Policy Council
Jan 11, 2010
By South Carolina Policy Council
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