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Economic Vitality |
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Business Startups and Expansions, 2000
Comparing business startups and expansions to business dissolutions
and contractions can be a good indicator of the health of business and
job growth in a state. The Minnesota Department of Trade and Economic
Development tracks the number of businesses starting up and shutting down
each year, to measure the business activity in the state. In 2000, with
the exception of Hennepin County, business startups and expansions appear
fairly quiet. Farther north and west, however, counties appear to be experiencing
higher rates of business startups and expansions.
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Source: Minnesota Department of Trade and Economic
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