Add to ORKGabstract: This paper analyzes the correlation between unionization, corporate income taxes, and educational attainment with manufacturing firm locations at the state level across the USA. The paper analyzes the factors that influence firms per capita in a state using the Ordinary Least Squares regression model, with panel data, and fixed effects. The regression takes data from 2012 through 2016 and shows the correlation between unionization, educational attainment, and taxes on firm location. The paper cites Timothy Bartik’s findings (1985) and addresses reasons for changes in results for today’s economy
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Manufacturing currently provides high-paying jobs for nearly 10 % of working Califor-nians. However,...
From 1998 through 2007, total manufacturing employment declined 29% in New York State, while food ma...
The present study attempts to determine the effect of state personal and corporate tax rates on firm...
Firm location decisions are typically influenced by economic, demographic, environmental, and social...
Using a panel (2000-2011) of cross-state relocation patterns of manufacturing firms from the Nationa...
This dissertation looks at the effect of state tax differentials on the geographic distribution of m...
This study examines the relationship between policies designed to protect the environment and econom...
The goal of this research is to determine the importance of location factors influencing the spatial...
Competition among state and local governments to lure businesses has attracted considerable interest...
Thesis (M.A., Economics) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2011.With the economy in a poor...
Attracting manufacturing investment remains a viable regional development policy. Previous research ...
Attracting manufacturing investment is a frequently used rural development policy. Previous researc...
This monograph reports the results of an Institute for Economic and Business Research survey of Kans...
Using a novel data set of state-specific investments at the project level and staggered changes in s...
This thesis deals with firm formation and location choice of firms in the manufacturing (and commerc...
Manufacturing currently provides high-paying jobs for nearly 10 % of working Califor-nians. However,...
From 1998 through 2007, total manufacturing employment declined 29% in New York State, while food ma...
The present study attempts to determine the effect of state personal and corporate tax rates on firm...
Firm location decisions are typically influenced by economic, demographic, environmental, and social...