Study identifies Indiana counties that could attract a semiconductor plant

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3 thoughts on “Study identifies Indiana counties that could attract a semiconductor plant

  1. “Workforce availability and educational attainment” are intertwined, and that puts Indiana at a disadvantage in attracting any new business that has advanced technology as its focus. Both are challenges that could be conquered if public education secondary education received more support of the state’s Republican politicians who control the public policies and purse strings that are needed to make it happen. When will the rest of Indiana demand better of those elected officials?

    1. You mean you want them to focus on something that matters instead of tinkering with taxes (again)?

  2. Three other factors not mentioned in the article that might have been taken into account that are important and may knock out some even in the Tier 1 list are: water availability and cost, energy cost and societal policies (e.g., abortion and LGBTQ+ policies).

    Picking one example: San Diego/Carlsbad has a desalination plant that helps with water availability but increase water cost, energy costs are high but societal policies are more progressive which is to the liking of the many tech-related companies.

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