10 best, worst states to start a business

WalletHub identified the 10 best and 10 worst places to start a business using metrics including financial accessibly and human capital availability.

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The best 10 states include:
1.    North Dakota
2.    Texas
3.    Utah
4.    Oklahoma
5.    Nebraska
6.    Florida
7.    Colorado
8.    Georgia
9.    Missouri
10.    South Dakota

The 10 worst states include:
41. Arkansas
42. Alabama
43. Delaware
44. Connecticut
45. Pennsylvania
46. Hawaii
47. Rhode Island
48. Maryland
49. New Hampshire
50. New Jersey

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