According to Koven and Lyons (ICMA Book), [t]he issue of social costs of growth is also germane to business attraction and retention activities. Policymakers often focus on the job and income generations aspects of economic development at the expense of other considerations. They assume that “a rising tide will lift all boats” and, in doing so eliminate social problems. Is it reasonable to infer that business attraction and retention activities are also ways to long-term sustainability? The other side of this argument is that business attraction and retention are, in themselves, a source of the sustainability conundrum. In considering this question, you may want to reflect carefully on your understanding of economics, sustainability, and the proper role of government. In writing the paper please stick to the answer to the question only. Give an introduction paragraph and at least three supporting papragraphs with examples.