The Delaware Gazette

Industrial planning manufactures a false sense of accomplishment

Ear­lier this month Site Selec­tion mag­a­zine awarded its grand prize to Ohio for being the state with the most major busi­ness expan­sions in 2011 at 498 projects. The runner-up was Texas with 464 such projects. As might be expected, Ohio offi­cials, includ­ing Mark Kvamme as head of Gov­er­nor Kasich’s Job­sO­hio pro­gram, declared the vic­tory a vin­di­ca­tion of their efforts and sug­gested Ohio would remain a leader in attract­ing major expan­sions and new busi­nesses, thereby pro­duc­ing good job growth for Ohioans.

Flat tax renews fight on ‘trickle-down economics’

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The flat tax is mak­ing a come­back among Repub­li­can pres­i­den­tial can­di­dates. But it faces tough oppo­si­tion in Con­gress because it tends to favor the rich at the expense of other tax­pay­ers, renew­ing an old debate about ‘trickle-down economics.’

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