Crain's Detroit Business conducted a survey of small business
owners in Southeast Michigan, and there was a wide range of opinions
about how to better the economy.
Excerpt:
Some 63 percent considered it a "top priority" to "develop more high
technology research centers," and another 36 percent considered it
moderately or mildly important. Virtually no one considered that area
unimportant.
Cutting taxes and red tape hindering economic development — a staple of
the MEDC's work in offering tax abatements to lure and retain
businesses in Michigan — followed close behind that first choice with
major support in the survey of business professionals.
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