The U.S. Rocky Mountains and Plains: low costs, high skills power facilities' profit potential

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The Rocky Mountains and Plains offer financial gains to companies scouting for locations. The region's business attraction includes low corporate taxes, educated labor force, and low land, labor and operating costs. For example, Wyoming and Nebraska have one of the cheapest electric rates in the US. The annual wages of their insurance, finance and real estate industries fall under the national average. Colorado and Utah also boasts a high quality of life.

Colorado, Nebraska, Utah, Wyoming, Rocky Mountains

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The U.S. Rocky Mountains and Plains: the business boom continues

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The Rocky Mountains and Plains region's chief business attractions are its educated work force, high quality of life, inviting business climates and competitive operating costs. The region is composed of the states of Colorado, Nevada, Nebraska, Kansas, Idaho, North and South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming. The region's major players, Colorado and Nebraska, share certain commonalities such as an educated workforce and a conducive climate for doing business.

Administration of Economic Programs, Economic Programs-State, Industrial sites, Economic policy

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The U.S Rocky Mountains & Plains: location opportunity awaits

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High-profile firms have seen business opportunities in the US Rocky Mountains and Plains, a 10-state region comprising of Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming. The region's attraction include competitive operating costs, including labor costs, taxes, educational attainment and robust population growth.

Industrial locations, Industrial location

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