Mayo Clinic saw earnings from patient care and investments drop 35 percent last year, as its endowment topped $2 billion and clinic assets grew to $11 billion…Some said the clinic's financial success is an argument against the legislation. "States should reserve their economic development resources to address what are politely called 'market imperfections' -- places or people or companies who need help and aren't getting it," said Greg LeRoy, executive director of Good Jobs First, a Washington, D.C.-based.
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Pioneer Press by Christopher Snowbeck
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