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Keynote Address: Investing in Ohio
Pages 72-73

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... Another report from the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council ranked Ohio 9th in the quality of tax climate for small businesses and entrepreneurs. "We know that's not enough," he said, "but it's what we're focused on." One encouraging program, he said, was the Common Sense Initiative, which evaluates regulatory guidelines that make it difficult to do business in Ohio.
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... Leftwich said, a powerful tool was leveraging opportunities brought by Federal partners. These include the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland; Cincinnati's applied EPA research center; and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton.
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