What is the economical base of the state of Utah?
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Utah has a very diverse economical base, with Mining, Construction, and Manufacturing being key elements.  This link should help with some of your questions:\n\nhttp://business.utah.gov/business/relocating/economy.html\n\nGood luck!
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Obviously an opinion, but St. George, Utah is the best. You will have gorgeous red rock and blue sky to distract you and lots of volunteers to aid you along the way. It is in October, but you have to get in the lottery earlier.
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High, Texas, \nLow, Utah? \nLots of Joy, but none in California! \nPig, Kentucky. \nLouisiana has a Start, but there's no Finish... \nOne Tiny, two Small's, and a Large. \nEarth, Texas, USA, Earth... \n4 Rich, and only 1 Poor. \nUtopia is almost everywhere. \nSuburban, New Jersey. \nThere's an Arm (MS), 2 Hand's (MI, SC), a Heart (AR), and 2 Finger's (NC, TN), but no leg, head or body anywhere. \nYou can find a Climax in 17 states. \nFlat Kentucky, \nHilly Louisiana. \nIllinois may have Melody, but it sure doesn't have any Rhythm. \nJust plain Ordinary, Kentucky... \nThere's also Normal, Kentucky. \nKentucky has both Awe and Wonder. \nKentucky has both Beauty and Grace. \nFor Richard Marx fans: Yes, there is a Hazard, Nebraska.  \nAmerica, Oklahoma. \nArkansas has both Simpson and Goldman. \n33 states have a Springfield. \nThere's North, South, and West, but no East. \nThere's Winter, Spring, and Summer, but no Fall or Autumn. \nThere's Weather in PA, but KY has Rain, Hail, Snow, and Ice! \nCool, California! \nMobile is somewhere between AL and AZ. \nRemote Oregon. \nThere's a Hell in Michigan, but no Heaven. \nAlabama has Intercourse, but Utah has a Virgin. \nPennsylvania has Fertility, Desire, Intercourse, and Climax... Those wild Quakers! \n13 states have a Lucas.
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Any resort in Utah !!!!11 Greatest snow on earth !!!!
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The best is Delaware by far, followed by Nevada and Wyoming. \ngo to this site http://www.thecompanycorporation.com for further advice.
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Is Utah a "right to work state", if so, your best option is to obtain legal advice.
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California, because it is a progressive state as far as education is concerned. Also, I believe it has the highest base salary...
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I dont think there is much to do in Utah, you better find some of your friends that have no where to go and just hand out..... Or get together with them and take a road trip.
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The above answer is exactly right. I'm a Mormon (not as active with it as some people though) who lives in Utah outside the Salt Lake area. If you're Mormon I'm sure you'll love it, but if not you'd be okay as long as you don't mind Mormons and can be okay working and associating with them. Salt Lake City itself is a little more diverse than areas like Provo and Logan, so it's kind of nice that way. Politics in Utah, as far as I can tell, are entirely controlled by the LDS Church. The schools are decent, not the nation's best, but not the worst by any means. I'd say if you can deal with Mormons and their ideas, you'll be fine in Utah. And the Mormons who are sincere in their beliefs will still associate and be friendly to you even if you aren't interested in joining their faith. Utah is a nice, beautiful place to live with a lot of cool people, and I wouldn't let the LDS (Mormon) church be a factor in not moving to Utah. Plus the whole state is really anti-smoking and I love that!!!
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They need illegal aliens in Utah. Or so they think. Californians have taken advantage of the high price of houses in CA compared to the low price of houses in Utah. Many have sold their California homes and bought homes in Utah (paying cash), and Utah is desperate to get low wage workers to build, dig, pave and serve french fries to the new residents of Utah. Wait 'til they start reproducing and flooding the schools 'til they are overcrowded and failing, the abusive free use Emergency Rooms are shutting down the hospitals and they start marching through their shiny Mormon streets on El Día de los Muertos with skeletons and caskets. They'll be singing a different tune...I give them 3-5 years to start whining.
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http://sltrib.com/utah/ci_3626619
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Utah is always rated very high for powder as the snow there tends to be light,dry and fluffy. I've heard Taos is great however I'm not sure they are getting the snow they are use to getting this year.
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It depends on what your definition of "richest" is. If you mean in terms of gross product, it's probably California, Texas, or New York. If you're talking about median income, it's Connecticut.\n\nI've been looking all over the web for sources, but no luck so far.
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Yes, you can move and start a sheep farm in Utah. Under federal multiple spouses is illegal however, there is a splinter group of the Mormon Church that does it(wives only  i think) still.Research it and see if you can join. Peace.
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Only in Utah.\n\nDo you know the punishment for polygomy?  More then one mother-in-law.
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What part of Colorado? Northern Colorado is much more expensive than southern. Can you add some details to let us know whereabouts?
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A good place to go with the whole family is Utah. It's pretty out of the way and inexpensive and there are resorts all over the place. I grew up there and my family has skiers and boarders and we all do just fine. This site will give you links and information about each of those resorts (there are 13).\n\nhttp://www.utah.com/ski/resorts/\n\nMy personal favorites are the ones up in Park City, about 45 minutes from Salt Lake City. These are Park City Mountain Reort, The Canyon Resort, and Deer Valley (skiing only). \n\nThe resorts in the Cottonwood Canyons, about 20 minutes from Salt Lake City are beautiful and the snow is always fluffy and powdery and easy for beginners and experienced riders.\n\nI will warn you, East Coast skiing and West skiing are very different. In the west, some of the green runs are similar to the blue runs on the East Coast. Just a word of advice.\n\nI hope you get to go to Utah, I grew up there and I learned to snowboard there and I wouldn't go anywhere else now that I've skied Utah.