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What’s the worst state to do business in? According to readers of Chief Executive magazine, it’s California. In the same poll, Texas won first place as the best state in which to put your headquarters.
A useful reminder of the nature of interstate competition.
This is remarkable:
"Texas created 70 percent of all the new jobs in the United States in 2008, and it has a budget surplus."
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