The 2010 Manufacturing and Logistics Report Card from Conexus Indiana reported many positive findings for the state of Indiana. The report, compiled by Ball State University’s Center for Business and Economic Research, shows Indiana remains the strongest state when it comes to making and moving goods.
More key findings from the 2010 Indiana Manufacturing and Logistics Report Card:
- The Report Card predicts a robust economic rebound next year for Indiana’s major manufacturing cities, foreseeing a 7.3 percent growth in manufacturing income for Indiana.
- Indiana shows a sharp manufacturing recovery during the second half of 2010 and 2011. The state’s total manufacturing compensation is projected to grow by nearly $2.5 billion during this period, after falling or staying flat since mid-2007.
- Indiana ranks first in per capita income derived from foreign-owned manufacturing operations and fifth in reach of foreign direct investment (the number of countries from which the state attracts foreign investment).
Indiana’s Top Grades:
- ‘A’ in Manufacturing; ranking first among states in share of its economy focused on manufacturing
- ‘A’ ranking Top 5 in Global Position (geography)
- ‘A’ ranking Top 5 in Tax Climate
- ‘B+’ in Logistics; ranking among the Top 10 in per capita logistics employment
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