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The reason Indiana is so affordable is because few people want to live here. Given our crumbling infrastructure, it’s not hard to understand why.
We may think we are a competitor for big factories like Intel, but they go to states like Ohio that have the workforce, while we encourage our students to take jobs in distribution centers or as truck drivers.