My apologies for the confusion in my previous response. The correct answer is actually more nuanced. States can use a variety of policies to attract businesses, and a low minimum wage policy is one of them. However, it is not the sole factor and other policies such as tax incentives, grants, infrastructure development, and streamlined regulations also play a significant role in attracting businesses. So, while a low minimum wage policy can be part of a state's strategy, it is not the only policy states use to attract businesses.
