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From The Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs:
by Arthur Laffer, Jonathan Small, Wayne Winegarden
Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs
February 28, 2012
One of the great things about the United States of America is its diverse terrain and the unique sectors that are found across the states. Each state relies on a unique conglomeration of industries, but this still does not change the response of people to incentives. For any state competing for people, what better way for a state to position itself against a state with perceived industry advantages than to create the economic environment where people can receive the greatest after-tax return on their income?
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