Questions 158-160 refer to the following article.
Hudsonville, Illinois has quickly become a place for people wanting to start their own small business. While such mammoth multinational giants as Dunlop, Gold Star, and Owens-Corning started arriving in the 1970s to take advantage of Hudsonville’s cheap, unskilled labor, highly trained professionals from such big companies who want to strike out on their own business have fueled the small business surge. It’s approximated that one out of every three adults in Hudsonville is an engineer, scientist, or technician. At the Hudsonville Athletic Club, a random selection from the stack of magazines in the reception area reveals Small Business Computing, Physics Today and The Planetary Report.
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