Official outlines lack of progress 'gateway cities'
Massachusetts still has more than 130 "economic development zones," more than any other state, creating an undifferentiated sprawl of competing zones that dilutes their impact. Schneider also said that the suburban tax abatement agreements used to lure ...
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