Governor Bobby Jindal announced today four economic development reforms he will pursue in the upcoming legislative session to make Louisiana more competitive than other states to secure economic development projects. The Louisiana Department of Economic Development estimates that these four proposals will generate at least 10,000 new direct and indirect jobs in the next five to ten years.
Governor Jindal said, “If our goal is to truly become the best place in the world to raise a family and start a career, then we must continue to make Louisiana more competitive with the rest of the country and the world. That’s why we’re proposing four new reforms to improve Louisiana’s business climate so that we not only compete with other states for economic development projects, but so we win and bring more new job opportunities here for our people.
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