"Industrification?"...

Economic News and Views ^ | November 25, 2005 | Steve Antler

[george76]

the real story behind the story -- the relocation of US industrial activity from higher-cost, higher-tax geographical areas to lower-cost/tax ones:...

And experts warn that even though tax revenues are rising in most of the country, demands on state budgets - particularly for education, health care and pensions - are growing even faster...

What it will take, I think, is somebody somewhere coming up with a catchy name for this new American industrial decentrification.

[george76]

[Amerigomag]

the real story behind the story -- the relocation of US industrial activity from higher-cost, higher-tax geographical areas to lower-cost/tax ones:..What it will take, I think, is somebody somewhere coming up with a catchy name for this new American industrial decentrification.

In California we have such a phrase:

ILLEGALIMMIGRAFICATION: The process by which the cost of illegal aliens and their progeny forces government to raise taxes which drives away business.