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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2013 · 1H 48M

PUBLIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

from Getting Down to Business®

Don Dyer, Economic Development Director for the Matanuska-Susitna Borough visits Dave in this program. Essentially the salesman for the borough government Don sells the advantages of doing business in the agriculture middle of Alaska. Questions or comments contact [email protected]. EMPIRE OF WEALTH The Civil War started April 15, 1861 ending April 9, 1865 and was the largest war fought between Battle of Waterloo 1815 and WWI 1914. It was also the first conflict of the industrial age, geographically covering half a continent troops moved by railroad, communications by telegraph, people informed by large circulation newspapers. Next week we’ll look at the Civil War in economic terms. Questions or comments email David@GDTB. Biz. IN THE NEWS Some Factories Stick With Old Health Plans Faced With Rising Insurance Premiums, Small Manufacturers Know They Can Opt for Exchanges, but Remain Wary. Some small manufacturers facing soaring costs for employee health insurance. Say they are likely to continue coverage for their workers, even though they won't be required to under the Affordable Care Act. Link to the full article visit Getting Down to Business® on Facebook. MARKETING MATTERS Jonathan Lee, “Small Business Marketing Expert” starts a conversation about simplicity of design. Jonathan and Dave have a pleasant discussion about design. Questions or comments email [email protected] LISTEN EVERY SATURDAY Getting Down to Business® with David Weatherholt. In Anchorage, Alaska “Saturday’s 8-10 am (AKST) Fox News Talk KOAN 95.5 FM & AM 1020. In Spokane, Washington listens to MoneyTalk 1230 AM KSBN from 9-11 am (PST). Like us on Facebook, join me on LinkedIn or follow us on Twitter at Waconsult.

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