Scorecards downplay quality-of-life value

Each year, several organizations roll out "scorecards" measuring what they think are the important indicators determining whether state taxes are too high or too low, the health of state economies, or how "business friendly" each state is. For those living and working in the Ocean State, these indicators matter, but far less so than the…

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