Posts Tagged ‘business-friendly cities’

Farragut earned business-friendly ranking

Justin Owen, president & CEO of the Beacon Center, praises Farragut for its low taxes, strong education results, and job and population growth, leading it to the top of the Center’s 2011 Business-Friendly Cities rankings. This article originally appeared in Sunday’s Knoxville News Sentinel.   by...
December 4th, 2011 | Commentary | Read More

Lawmakers seek to require voter approval of tax hikes

The Beacon Center’s Ryan Turbeville talks to Channel 4 News in Nashville about a state lawmaker’s proposal to require voter approval of any local property tax increases that are greater than one percent. Click here to watch the entire interview.
November 30th, 2011 | Recent News | Read More

Biz-Friendly Cities report captures attention

The media has extensively covered the Beacon Center’s recent report, How Business-Friendly are Tennessee’s Cities?, since its release earlier this week. Below is a list of the mentions so far on television and in newspapers, with links. Click here to read the release of the report itself.   Nashville...
November 16th, 2011 | Recent News | Read More

How Business-Friendly are Tennessee’s Cities?

How Business-Friendly are Tennessee’s Cities?
NASHVILLE – The Beacon Center of Tennessee, the state’s free market think tank, today announced the results of its annual ranking of the state’s 50 most populous cities. Founded as the Tennessee Center for Policy Research, the Beacon Center analyzes cities’ friendliness to business each year...
November 14th, 2011 | Feature, Policy | Read More

Mt. Juliet named Tennessee’s Most Business-Friendly City

Mt. Juliet named Tennessee’s Most Business-Friendly City
NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Center for Policy Research (TCPR) today released its annual rankings detailing the business climate in the state’s 50 most populous cities. The report, How Business-Friendly Are Tennessee’s Cities?, ranks each city in three categories that reflect a commitment to encouraging...
November 22nd, 2010 | Feature, Policy | Read More

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