Lucid Motors last week became one of the latest companies to announce plans to invest in the state and add jobs — 2,000 in the carmaker’s case.
That decision includes $5 million from the Arizona Commerce Authority; the company could ultimately claim more than $40 million if it creates all 2,000 jobs it has promised.
Many of these announcements — and the expansions into Arizona — also come with some kind of incentives from the state or cities.
And today, The Phoenix Business Journal takes a look at how many of the jobs companies promise when they move here actually materialize.
Eric Jay Toll covers the economy for the paper and wrote the piece, and he defines the difference between committed and actual jobs.