However, despite the state’s monitoring of the number of jobs created or retained by the firms receiving subsidies, empirical research examining the relationship between QACF subsidies and the local economy is non-existent.
Broadly speaking, our results provide reason to be skeptical of the QACF as a job creator, at least at the county-level. These results are not only important for economic development policy in Arkansas, but for economic development policy across all 50 states.
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