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EconomyI have always considered economic development – encouraging individual entrepreneurship and high wage jobs in particular – to be a priority in New Mexico. In this age of rapid technological change and international competition, we must keep looking forward so that we do not fall behind. News | Statements | Legislation | Votes Highlights(Links to complete listing below.) Full Listing of Economy StatementsThis Congress Statements | Last Congress Statements (These links will take you to Thomas, hosted by the Library of Congress.)Highlights of Sponsored Legislation(Links to complete listing below.) Full Listing of Economy LegislationThis Congress: Legislation Sponsored | Legislation Cosponsored (These links will take you to Thomas, hosted by the Library of Congress.) Highlights
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SMALL BUSINESS RESOURCE GUIDESmall business owners can use this guide to find federal and state agency assistance programs. [MORE] POLICY THEMESExplore how this issue interacts with and influences other issues. [MORE] OUTSIDE LINKSNew Mexico Economic Development- a cooperative arrangement of economic development organizations in central New Mexico. Quality New Mexico- New Mexico aspires to become a "Quality State." This site tells you how this is being done. New Mexico Small Business Development Center - information on the network of Small Business Development Centers throughout New Mexico. New Mexico Department of Labor - information for employers and workers. New Mexico Business Weekly - collect information, assess trends, and identify economic opportunities in the New Mexico economy. Small Business Association (NM) - homepage for the Small Business Association in Albuquerque. |
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