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Code · Maryland · Economic Development

§ 2.5-105

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§2.5–105.
To attract and encourage business development and serve the needs of business, the Department shall:
(1)advance the economic welfare of the public through programs and activities that develop in a proper manner the natural resources and economic opportunities of the State;
(2)promote and encourage the location and creation of new industries and businesses in the State and encourage the retention and expansion of existing industries;
(3)support the creation of new businesses and the growth of existing businesses in the State by improving their quality, productivity, and competitive position in the global marketplace;
(4)assist the growth and revitalization of small businesses;
(5)support the growth of the State and regional economies by providing consulting, technical assistance, and liaison activities on business and economic development issues;
(6)promote the development of international trade activities;
(7)assist businesses and employees through training and other employment services;
(8)promote regulatory reform and coordinate efforts with other State and local units; and
(9)foster and develop employment opportunities for residents of the State.
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