| − | Louisiana possesses such a richness in natural resources that it should clearly be one of the most attractive, competitive states in the nation for economic growth. But the state's overdependence upon these natural resources to underpin its economy is seen today as its most serious mistake [but] can be turned around in just one good session of the legislature, for it is clear what the problems are.<ref>"LABI blasts tax burdens on business," ''Minden Press-Herald,'' September 18, 1986, p. 1.</ref></blockquote> | + | Louisiana possesses such a richness in natural resources that it should clearly be one of the most attractive, competitive states in the nation for economic growth. But the state's overdependence upon these natural resources to underpin its economy is seen today as its most serious mistake [but] can be turned around in just one good session of the legislature, for it is clear what the problems are.<ref>"LABI blasts tax burdens on business," ''Minden Press-Herald,'' September 18, 1986, p. 1.</ref></blockquote> |