S.C. leaders debate secrecy period on Boeing incentive package
Some state leaders in South Carolina are criticizing a policy that allows officials to hide for up to a year the details of a $450 million incentive package used to help lure a Boeing Co. assembly line to the city of North Charleston. To encourage the Boeing move, with its estimated $10 billion economic effect on the area over 15 years, lawmakers offered the biggest financial incentive package in state history, but some skeptics question the validity of the economic assumptions.
Post and Courier (Charleston, S.C.), The
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