Katharina Buczek
New Hampshire was ranked as the safest state, while Wyoming was found to have the best economy. Massachusetts’ education system beat out the rest of the forty-nine states, and Vermont was found to have the best healthcare system.
Finally, Wyoming was found to have the best infrastructure, while Hawaii was found to offer the highest quality of life.
TOP Data also uncovered other interesting insights. Apparently, South Dakota is projected to create the most new businesses over the next two years– totaling about nine thousand and four hundred per capita.
North Carolina is also home to the highest share of minority-owned businesses in the United States, amounting to nearly twenty percent.
Finally, Vermont has the highest number of small businesses per capita– totaling about twelve thousand and six hundred.
This is nearly two times higher than West Virginia, which has the lowest number of small businesses per one hundred thousand people in the U.S.
Are you considering starting a business? How important are rankings such as safety, affordability, or quality of life to your entrepreneurial endeavors?
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