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Massachusetts Real Estate The Bay State has a reputation for the natural world you will find there and recreational activities available to you. These activities include angling, hunting, and animal watching. The tourist area of this state is a big portion of the economy. The other sectors of the Massachusetts economy include farming, industrial production, transportation, printing and publishing. Massachusetts has boundaries with New Hampshire and Vermont on the north, the Atlantic Ocean on the east, Connecticut and Rhode Island on the south, and New York on the west. Massachusetts Business
The economy in the state of Massachusetts
is conventionally manufacturing based. Some of the states industrial
products include electrical and electronic equipment, plastic products,
industrial equipment, jewelry, technical instruments, paper and
paper products, printing, and publishing, machinery, tools, and
metal and rubber products The agricultural sector of the economy here produces cranberries, hothouse and garden plants, apples and dairy products. The mining industry extracts small amounts of lime, clay, sand, gravel, and stone. Research and development, high-tech industries, finance, and trade are all important in this state’s economic make up. The tourism industry provides jobs for thirty percent of this states work force. The service sector, in which tourism is primary, now employs over one third of Massachusetts’s workers. |
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