Government investment requires full transparency

From Sunshine Review

August 10, 2008

[edit] Government investment requires full transparency

"The General Assembly wants to play an active role in the South Carolina economy — that much is clear. The state has recently allocated millions of dollars to special projects, proposed targeted tax incentives and even sponsored local festivals and parades, all in the name of economic development."

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Post and Courier, Government investment requires full transparency, August 10, 2008

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