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KY jumps 6 Spots to No. 25 of Forbes' 2011 Best Business states Ranking represents largest increase in 4-year period By Kerri Richardson and Terry Sebastian News from Governor Beshears Communications Office FRANKFORT, Ky.- In just one year, Kentucky has climbed six places to No. 25 on Forbes' annual Best States for Business list, released last week. Kentucky's ranking ties only one other state for the largest increase over a 4-year period, jumping 19 spots since 2008. "I have dedicated my administration to creating a pro-business climate in which economic development opportunities can flourish," Gov. Beshear said. "I am pleased to see the Forbes' Best States for Business list reflect our efforts. Not only are we working hard to bring exciting new industries to the state, but we are also partnering with our existing business community like never before to create jobs for all Kentuckians. I am proud of these accomplishments and look forward to even more in the future." The annual ranking takes into account a variety of factors, including business costs, growth prospects, labor supply, regulatory environment, current economic climate and quality of life measures. Kentucky placed highest in the business cost category, ranking 12th among all 50 states. Forbes Best States for Business ranking ThinkKentucky.com This story was posted on 2011-11-29 07:34:58
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