Persuading firms to stay in the fold

Article Abstract:

Many states are making efforts to keep businesses from moving or expanding to another state. For example, Pennsylvania offered Ward Manufacturing Co $5.75 million in incentives, including job training and infrastructure work, to stay in the state. This and other examples are discussed.

Usage, Finance, Business enterprises, Location, State government, Incentives (Business)

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President Clinton should not block GOP budget plan

Article Abstract:

The President and Congress will have to install compromise measures to have a budget by the start of the fiscal year, Oct 1, 1995, but the GOP's seven-year budget-balancing plan should not be impeded. Pres Clinton would be irresponsible to oppose the Nov 1994 election mandate.

Column, Economic policy, Political aspects, Government spending policy, Republican Party (United States), United States. Congress

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The Clinton agenda

Article Abstract:

Congress is unlikely to pass Clinton's program without major modifications. A summary of Clinton's positions on issues affecting business are described. The issues include infrastructure, health care, environment and international trade.

Laws, regulations and rules, Forecasts and trends, Legislation, Legislative process

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