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Please tell me what companies have moved to Mississippi. And I'm from Mississippi, that's why I care. They are the poorest state which have been forgotten about. How many do you think are on welfare there.
2. Why would companies have much of a reason to move to a state like MS in the middle of the Deep South with few services that they're accustomed to elsewhere?
2. Why would companies have much of a reason to move to a state like MS in the middle of the Deep South with few services that they're accustomed to elsewhere?
Exactly. So why don't they to entice them to bring jobs to their state.
Exactly. So why don't they to entice them to bring jobs to their state.
Because to do so would squander resources when anybody knows it would be mostly futile. Why is this a mystery to you?
And states with those kinds of pop. sizes, GDPs, and geographic placements do enough where they can with new manufacturing, etc. And WorldComs come and go.
Last edited by eastriver; 12-14-2019 at 11:47 PM..
Please tell me what companies have moved to Mississippi. And I'm from Mississippi, that's why I care. They are the poorest state which have been forgotten about. How many do you think are on welfare there.
yes and that is mostly Democrat voters.
There's more to the south than that one state.
If you look at nice areas of Miss, like suburbs north of Jackson, big Republican areas.
Please tell me what companies have moved to Mississippi. And I'm from Mississippi, that's why I care. They are the poorest state which have been forgotten about. How many do you think are on welfare there.
Most people would think that companies like Airbus and Toyota are fairly significant. A great deal (if not all) of the foreign automakers now building in this country have located in the south. I can't think of any that have moved to New York, Maryland, New Jersey or Massachusetts. Or California for that matter.
Out of curiosity, where in MS are you from? My brother moved to the Columbus area in the 70s, and now is just across the border in Alabama.
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