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@Brooklynn-Mcalli…Independent from Michigan answered…1yr

I need to no more information about this and I need to know the pros and cons of this.

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@Noel-RusnellRepublican from Washington answered…10mos

The company should look at economic need. Tax incentive should not be the motivating factor, nor should cities be permit...

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@David-PhippenWomen’s Equality from Michigan answered…1mo

No bribing someone to do something is a moral evil.

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@B-RomeroSocialist from Illinois answered…1yr

Yes, as long as the local environment is not compromised, jobs are made, and it doesn't negatively affect the local econ...

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@Adit-PadgaonkarPeace and Freedom from Michigan answered…1yr

Yes, if the company promises to create new jobs with a combination of people in the city as well as bringing more people...

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@Bobbie-Jo-LytlePeace and Freedom from Minnesota answered…1yr

Yes, only if the citizens get a vote in the decision of where and what the incentives are.

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@Fiona-McNaPeace and Freedom from Alabama answered…1yr

Yes if the local environment is not compromised, more jobs are created in the process, and the public gets a say in how...

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@Toraneko-KuroLibertarian answered…5mos

It is the authority of the States, Provinces and Territories as well as its people to decide what Cities can and can not...

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 @Trenton-CaldwellIndependent from Kentucky answered…1mo

Yes, as long as the local environment is not compromised and as long as local citizens can vote on the amount of incenti...

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@Ashton-CaudlePeace and Freedom from Oregon answered…7mos

not informed enough to make decision

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@Kelly-ConradPeace and Freedom from California answered…2 days

No, the government should never subsidize private businesses and instead spend that money on improving infrastructure an...

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@James-F.-W.-Clar…Democrat from Indiana answered…4wks

Yes, but companies would have to pay back their incentive if they subsequently relocated again.

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@Abraham_I-LacayoDemocrat answered…1yr

Yes, as long as the tax revenue will eventually exceed the tax incentives, the company must first hire qualified local r...

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@Harley-KweenGreen from Arkansas answered…1yr

Yes, but only if the company's sole purpose is to benefit or clean up the local environment

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@Michelle-TichyPeace and Freedom from Florida answered…1yr

I think this can be used with caveats related to environmental preservation, local hiring, local decision making, and lo...

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@Liera-Lily-SillaPeace and Freedom from New York answered…1yr

Yes, as long as the local environment is not compromised ,the tax revenue will eventually exceed the tax incentive, if t...

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@C-KWorking Family from Kansas answered…2mos

Yes, as long as the state was allowed to vote on it and jobs would be for US citizens and the environment is not comprom...

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@jamie-yeleiWomen’s Equality from Texas answered…1yr

Not for companies involved with fossil fuels because that will cause them all to reside in low-income areas, disproporti...

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@Catie-PomrenkeWomen’s Equality from Minnesota answered…1yr

No; those areas that were able to offer payment likely had the means in the first place to having a successful setup in...

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Deleted answered…9mos

Yes, the state/federal government has no business determining this.

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@Robert-Sanchez-G…Independent from Minnesota answered…1yr

Yes, but only if local citizens vote on the incentives to offer, and only if there is a contractual guarantee of the rec...

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@Ashlyn-RobisonTranshumanist from California answered…1yr

I don't believe cities should be bidding using our tax money to relocate a business. However, the cities should be able...

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@Mason-O'DellWomen’s Equality from West Virginia answered…1yr

That would be an issue for the city to decide.

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@ari_1213Democrat from Pennsylvania answered…1yr

I know nothing about this subject

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 @davidkim2020Democrat answered…1yr

Yes, as long as the local environment is not compromised and new job opportunities are available to local residents.

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