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Ohio: maker and mover

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Ohio owes its present economic advantage not only to its big cities but to its small towns and rural areas as well. What makes easy and accessible transport possible in Ohio are its National Road, its Lake Erie ports, its efficient rail service and more than 180 public airports. Unsurprisingly, Ohio is thus the leading producer of auto parts and components, the second largest manufacturer and the second largest exporter in the US. Ohio's strategic location, large consumer market, low housing and health care costs and tax incentives also make it an ideal industrial hub.

Author: Liston, Linda
Publisher: Conway Data, Inc.
Publication Name: Site Selection
Subject: Real estate industry
ISSN: 1080-7799
Year: 1996
Administration of Economic Programs, Economic Programs-State, Economic policy, Ohio

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Cecil County: safe county amid the megalopolis

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Cecil County, MD, offered many advantages which made it aviable choice as the site of Himont Italia S.p.A.'s largest North American research center. These include its strategic location, accessibility, low costsand abundant land. The site itself provided for the facility's future expansionand allowed enough building setbacks to separate it from other structures. Cecil County's other assets include its ability to sustain manufacturing, distribution and knowledge-based industries, its training facilities and education and its leisurely lifestyle.

Author: Liston, Linda
Publisher: Conway Data, Inc.
Publication Name: Site Selection
Subject: Real estate industry
ISSN: 1080-7799
Year: 1993
Plastics Materials and Synthetics, Plastics industry, Buildings and facilities, Location, Cecil County, Maryland, Himont Italia S.p.A.

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The Dutch connection

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Many downsizing businesses have chosen to locate their distribution, telecommunication and logistical centers in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, to gain a competitive edge from its many attractions. These include excellent transportation and telecommunication facilities, competitive real estate prices and leases, political and social stability, educated and productive workforce, good business conditions and the Dutch customs system.

Author: Liston, Linda
Publisher: Conway Data, Inc.
Publication Name: Site Selection
Subject: Real estate industry
ISSN: 1080-7799
Year: 1995
Economic aspects, Industrial locations, Industrial location, Amsterdam, Netherlands

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