I would be a poor one to be on any board or committee to attract new business because I don't agree with that ambition. Rather, keep the business you got. New business means new jobs. New jobs mean more people. More people mean more houses. More houses mean more streets. More streets mean more taxes. More people mean more schools. More schools mean more taxes. More schools and houses mean more infrastructure. More infrastructure means more taxes. And on and on and on. The bigger the town, the higher the cast of living. More crime, more cops, more taxes to pay the cops. More parks for the more kids. More community centers and civic centers. More taxes to pay for that. You see where I'm going. If the town puts all the resources it is spending on trying to attract new business and channels that toward keeping the business it has as older workers retire the young will take their place and no new people are needed. Only taxes required are to maintain what you have. No need to tax for building new things. I don't know if my thinking is right or not but it sure makes you wonder.
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