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AKA the “Pennsylvania’s Beach” State New Jersey is sandwiched between Philadelphia and New-York City, not a bad place when you’re looking for some industries to support your economy. I struggled to decide on a nickname for the state. ”New York’s Suburb” & “New England’s Hicks” were strong contenders. This is because of the fact your [...]
AKA the “What Are We Going To Do Now?” State Pennsylvania, #2 to sign the Constitution, was founded by William Penn. By all accounts, he was a hippy and the son of a rich guy back in England. King Charles II owed Penn’s pops about $30 million in today’s money and just gave the guy [...]
AKA the “Me Too” State First to ratify the Constitution, Delaware was eager to get started with the United States. Three counties take up the entire state. The two southern counties have remained agricultural, but 60% of the entire population lives in the northernmost county, New Castle. The two southern counties, Kent and Sussex, are [...]
Welcome to a new segment on Weakonomics (You don’t think I have too many do you?). I call it the “Weakonomics Tour of the Country.” You can gather what we are doing with this. Each post will feature a different state of the nation’s fifty. In order to establish a guideline on which state is [...]
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