State governments have largely tried to ignore business leaders, knowing that all they want to do is get government subsidies of some sort or another that has negligible public value.

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State governments often engage with business leaders to foster economic development, create jobs, and improve the local economy. While some interactions may involve subsidies, they are typically aimed at achieving broader public benefits such as growth and employment.

State Governments Have Largely Tried to Ignore Business Leaders, Knowing