Ready for the 21st century: today's high-tech Pennsylvania

Article Abstract:

Three things are working to make Pennsylvania an attractive place for commercial and industrial relocation in the 21st century: its strong pro-business economic policy, economic and social infrastructure to support business and the deregulation of the electric utility industry. Pennsylvania's strong pro-business attitude has allowed the state government to pass attractive economic incentives for industrial and manufacturing relocations, as well as support for worker training. The state has also supported the networking between private and public institutions which can help employers get the best in technology and worker training. Such a strong pro-business attitude has allowed Pennsylvania to diversify its base from its manufacturing base into a high technology base.

Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs), Work Incentive Programs, Pennsylvania

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North Carolina: a powerful work-force resource

Article Abstract:

North Carolina continued attraction for corporate relocations is its high-quality workforce, which continues to attract employers especially in the high technology sector. North Carolina's strategic advantages for businesses has been its well developed transportation infrastructure which places the state in marketing proximity to large commercial areas. This is coupled with the state's pro-business policy which magnifies investments in worker training, develops attractive economic packages and incentives and manifests in coordinating efforts for information resource.

North Carolina

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North America's border corridors: the best of both (business) worlds

Article Abstract:

A profile on the states and provinces in the US, Canada and Mexico that benefit large on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is presented. Many of the states and provinces are prime industrial location sites since the NAFTA assures many business opportunities in the localities. A profile on each state or province's infrastructure, workforce, business potential and industry preference is included.

International trade, Mexico, North America

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