Secondly, while I generally distrust the use of tax incentives, I do think that there's something to be said for using limited incentives to attract certain hi-tech industries, particularly those industries that can convert closed down automotive plants. My reasoning here is that this is not so much picking winners and losers as it is attempting to attract industries that can use pre-existing assets that are currently doing nothing for the state or our communities. If tax reform combined with limited incentives can attract industries (such as those in the green energy sector) that can effectively utilize some of our resources that have been left in the cold thanks to issues with the auto industry, then I would not be opposed to it.