2014 Best States To Start A Solution Provider Business
| CRN has undertaken a detailed analysis of the business climate in all 50 states. For more on our approach, see: Worst To First: How Business-Friendly is Your State? Movers And Shakers: 2014's Best States Business Opportunities For Startup Solution Providers Best And Worst States: Taxes And Regulations Where The Information Technology Jobs Are Where To Find Educated, Experienced Workers The 10 Best States To Do Business In The 10 Worst States To Do Business In The Best And Worst States For Quality Of Life/Personal Cost Of Living The Best States Methodology |
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Employment Costs: Top 5 | Bottom 5 Workforce Education: Top 5 | Bottom 5 Taxes And Regulation: Top 5 | Bottom 5 |
Innovation And Growth: Top 5 | Bottom 5 Business Opportunity: Top 5 | Bottom 5 Quality of Life/Cost Of Living: Top 5 | Bottom 5 |
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States by Overall Rank:
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1: Virginia 2: Colorado 3: Utah 4: Washington 5: California 6: Massachusetts 7: Texas 8: Maryland 9: Oregon 10: Minnesota |
11: North Dakota 12: Georgia 13: New York 14: Delaware 15: Florida 16: Michigan 17: North Carolina 18: Ohio 19: Arizona 20: Nebraska |
21: Missouri 22: Idaho 23: Illinois 24: Connecticut 25: Indiana 26: New Jersey 27: Montana 28: New Hampshire 29: South Carolina 30: Kansas |
31: Vermont 32: Oklahoma 33: Pennsylvania 34: South Dakota 35: Tennessee 36: Iowa 37: Wisconsin 38: Wyoming 39: Alabama 40: New Mexico |
41: Nevada 42: Kentucky 43: Louisiana 44: Alaska 45: Hawaii 46: West Virginia 47: Arkansas 48: Maine 49: Mississippi 50: Rhode Island |
