Economic incentives remain good for Alabama
A top priority should be raising the cap for incentives in order to stay competitive.
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Beth Chapman
Beth Chapman is the former Alabama state auditor and 51st secretary of state. She now owns and operates Beth Chapman & Associates LLC. She can be reached at [email protected].
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