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Brian Levredge
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CA on top for the 8th year in a row

Brian Levredge
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as the worst state in the US to conduct business. As ranked by Chiefexecutive.net

[url]http://chiefexecutive.net/best-worst-states-for-business-2012

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    David B.
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    David B.
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    Worst state to do business in, but the best place to live. Regulations, taxes, cost of living, low wages, and the list goes on, but we do have the beach and the weather. Every state except for one, Rhode Island, has a lower unemployment rate. Isn't the basic economic support system for real estate, JOBS????? The politicians in Sac need to ge their act together. I consider myself an independent, but when pete wilson was around the budget was balanced. Can't we use his budget? With tragedy come opportunity, and when the economy thrives again, investments now should be flourishing later.

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