Untitled Document
Copyright 2004 City News Service, Inc.
City News Service
No City News Service material may be republished without the express written
permission of City News Service, Inc.
February 23, 2004 Monday
LENGTH: 121 words
HEADLINE: Business Survey
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES
BODY:
Twelve cities in Los Angeles County rank among the most expensive in the nation
to do business, according to a survey released today. The city of Los Angeles
had the highest cost of doing business, followed by Santa Monica, Culver City,
Compton, Palmdale, Bell, Pomona, Pico Rivera, Huntington Park, El Monte, El
Segundo and Hawthorne. The 10th annual Cost of Doing Business Survey was published
by Kosmont Cos. Los Angeles and the Rose Institute of State and Local Government
at Claremont McKenna College. The rankings are based on taxes, fees, and incentives
that affect businesses in 314 cities and communities. Philadelphia topped the
list, while Cheyenne, Wyo. ranked as the least expensive place to do business.
LOAD-DATE: February 24, 2004
|