Assemblyman Reed Gusciora had the following published on www.newjerseynewsroom.com:
“When you think of a pro-business state, what images come springing forward? Lower taxes, less government regulation, and support for private enterprise should all come to mind. These are the reasons why states such as Delaware attract small business entrepreneurs from all over the country. However, New Jersey has something that Delaware lacks: the pharmaceutical and biotech industry. This is the largest private industry in New Jersey, and it is a critical component to our state’s economy. Not only do New Jersey schools such as Princeton, Rutgers, and UMDNJ, attract biotech companies from all over the world, but state incentives in the recent past have also played a pivotal role in their success…”