July 12, 2025 - 17:23
Oregon has been ranked as the 11th worst state for business in the latest CNBC assessment for 2025, marking the lowest position in the state's history within these evaluations. This disappointing ranking is attributed to a variety of factors, primarily the high costs associated with doing business and the overall cost of living in the state.
The report highlights that businesses in Oregon face significant challenges, including elevated taxes and regulatory hurdles that can deter potential investors and entrepreneurs. The cost of labor and real estate also contribute to the unfavorable business climate, making it difficult for companies to thrive and expand.
As Oregon grapples with these issues, local government officials and business leaders are urged to take action to improve the state’s economic landscape. Addressing these concerns is crucial for attracting new businesses and retaining existing ones, as well as fostering a more favorable environment for future growth and innovation.
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