Mass. ranks low in jobs and costs

Massachusetts has once again ranked low in a state competitiveness scorecard, scoring poorly in areas such as job growth, migration, commute times, and costs for energy, childcare, and health insurance. While it maintains strengths in productivity, wages, and venture capital investment, the state continues to lose residents and jobs to other states with lower taxes and costs. Factors like reduced international migration and federal funding cuts are contributing to the decline in competitiveness, highlighting the need for policy changes to improve the state's economic outlook.

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