OutloudOpinion » cities http://www.outloudopinion.com Podcasts for Thinkers. Wed, 16 May 2012 13:16:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc en hourly 1 Podcasts for Thinkers. OutloudOpinion no OutloudOpinion webmaster@outloudopinion.com webmaster@outloudopinion.com (OutloudOpinion) Podcasts for Thinkers. Conservative podcast, Immigration, Foreign Affairs, Iran, Israel, Iraq, Environmentalism, Global Warming, Global Warming Hoax, conservative, republican OutloudOpinion » cities http://www.outloudopinion.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://www.outloudopinion.com How Cities Can Take Care of Businesses 3.18.10 http://www.outloudopinion.com/2010/03/18/how-cities-can-take-care-of-businesses-3-18-10/ http://www.outloudopinion.com/2010/03/18/how-cities-can-take-care-of-businesses-3-18-10/#comments Thu, 18 Mar 2010 15:29:16 +0000 Anthony Randazzo 950BAB35-A206-47A9-9D15-DA3AF0CE5629 The Internet and globalization have both made it possible to operate a business from virtually anywhere and still serve a wide range of customers. Most firms no longer need to be located in downtowns or large financial districts. This flexibility has made it easier than ever for businesses to leave cities that have an unfavorable tax and regulatory climate. American cities in decline are largely victims of their own failure to take a fresh look at how the economy continuously repositions itself in an information-driven, globally competitive world market, and respond with policies that encourage entrepreneurial investment, private sector growth, and local consumption of goods, services, and housing.

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]]> http://www.outloudopinion.com/2010/03/18/how-cities-can-take-care-of-businesses-3-18-10/feed/ 0 31810,american cities,businesses,can,care,cities,competitive world,how,New Republic,of,private sector growth,regulatory climate The Internet and globalization have both made it possible to operate a business from virtually anywhere and still serve a wide range of customers. Most firms no longer need to be located in downtowns or large financial districts. The Internet and globalization have both made it possible to operate a business from virtually anywhere and still serve a wide range of customers. Most firms no longer need to be located in downtowns or large financial districts. This flexibility has made it easier than ever for businesses to leave cities that have an unfavorable tax and regulatory climate. American cities in decline are largely victims of their own failure to take a fresh look at how the economy continuously repositions itself in an information-driven, globally competitive world market, and respond with policies that encourage entrepreneurial investment, private sector growth, and local consumption of goods, services, and housing. From OutloudOpinion - For Podcasts of IBDeditorials, The New Republic, and Over 30 Syndicated Columnists, go to www.outloudopinion.com Anthony Randazzo no 7:23