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Adding to the region's economic woes, about a third of jobs tied to the auto industry also vanished in the downturn, said Michael Walden, an economist at ...

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“It's all very low-tech,” Mr. Churchill said after the lunch, while giving a tour of Satre Hill and the new steel jump tower. Low-tech or not, ...

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JJcutt — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 15:11:11 -0000

You know, everything that I have read shows that Boise has been doing well in regards to its competition (Spokane, Portland, Seattle). But I am going to guess that with the downturn in the economy, all these cities are going to take hits.

In regards to keeping jobs in the US... the average American family needs a certain wage to be able to pay the bills. Overseas, especially in Asia, folks can work for practically nothing. I'm wondering if our inflated dollar is adding to this problem, too. But as a CEO of a large company, in most cases you see little allegiance to American made product. Companies are in it to make money.

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Jamie E Birch — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 14:49:19 -0000

JJ,

I thought Idaho had done a lot to be friendly to companies. Isn't that why Buck Knives moved here not too long ago. 1500 jobs is huge, especially for Boise. It would be interesting to see how Washington, Idaho and Oregon match up on taxes and the like. I had a booth across from the state of Montana at a catalog show a year or so ago. They were talking to all these merchants about relocating to their state and flashing tax breaks in front of them to get them there.