true or false: Localities (states, countries, citites) offering firms money (etc.) in order to attract, retain, or enhance economic activity is still a relatively rare practice
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The statement refers to localities (such as states, countries, and cities) providing financial incentives to businesses to encourage economic activity. This practice is commonly known as economic development incentives or subsidies. Show more…
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