Multiple Choice
Second-wave economic development strategies are characterized as primarily depending
A) on chasing smokestacks from outside your own region of the country.
B) on luring business from elsewhere with tax breaks and public subsidies.
C) on a search for adjustments and new initiatives under the direction of private-sector leadership.
D) on establishing venture capital pools, creating small-business incubators, and initiating work-force training programs.
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