Texas in clover as business fuels jobs and growth
Texas prospers with business drawing in capital and workers. The piece argues a favorable climate lowers costs and taxes, citing 1946 1947 construction leaders Texas ahead of the nation, backlog growth, and Louisiana’s tax issues as cautionary. It urges restraint on tax handouts to preserve jobs and growth.
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Texas
Engineering News-Record
Southwestern
U. S
Louisiana
Louisanna
Gulf
Jimmie H. Davis
Department of Commerce and Industry of
Davis
Keep Texas climate and taxes for growth, TMA urges
The Texas Manufacturers Association argues to avoid new taxes, preserve a favorable business climate, and limit public spending. It calls Texans and officials to resist handouts, keep government stable, and pursue low taxes to attract more business, jobs, and youth opportunities. It invites neighbors in the Southwest to unite for a shared prosperous future.
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Texas Manufacturers Association
Texas
TMA
Great Southwest
Southwest
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