West Virginia is a wonderful state that possesses numerous natural advantages - climate, location, resources, scenery, friendly and industrious citizens, a fine university system. But for decades West Virginia has ranked at or near the bottom when it comes to most of the important measures of economic well-being, such as average income, life expectancy, quality of health care, and high school graduation rates. The percentage of people in poverty is higher in West Virginia than in most other states. West Virginia has simply not been as good a place to do business as numerous other states. At...