POLSON — At the Oct. 1 Polson City Commissioner’s meeting, City Manager Todd Crossett announced that the Montana Policy Institute completed a study on the most business-friendly of Montana’s 25 largest cities, and Polson topped the list. The three categories ranked were economic vitality, business tax burden and community allure.
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MPI’s business-friendly city rankings in the Valley Journal.
POLSON — The irony could hardly be greater.
Just three or so weeks after the last of a half-dozen highly visible downtown Polson businesses — all within a few steps of one another — closed their doors for good, the Montana Policy Institute announced that the most business-friendly city in all of Montana is … Polson.
The Bozeman-based institute looked at the state’s 25 largest communities and based its rankings on economic vitality, business tax burden and community allure.
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MPI’s Business Friendly Rankings Study article in The Montana Standard.
HELENA- A study conducted by the Montana Policy Institute shows that Polson is the most business friendly city in Montana, while Anaconda came in last on the list.
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MPI’s business friendly study featured on Kalispell’s KAJ18.com.
Belgrade is the fifth most business friendly town in the state, according to a new study released by the Montana Policy Institute.
The study ranked Montana’s 25 largest cities on three categories – economic vitality, business tax burden and community allure – to determine which are the most business friendly.
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