A series of recent reports documents that overcoming these government-imposed barriers to entry sets in motion dynamic forces for good When entrepreneurs surmount government-imposed barriers to entry into a trade–either by suing to strike down the law, working with the legislature to change the law or moving to a freer state–these entrepreneurs often go on to create rewarding jobs for themselves and many others, they spark the achievements of other entrepreneurs in their circles and become generous volunteers who strengthen the social fabric in their communities. If we want to realize entrepreneurship’s full potential and reduce unemployment, city and state governments must recognize that the best thing they can do is just get out of the way and let entrepreneurs–the people who know how to create jobs–do just that. Eliminating the Florida interior design cartel would be an excellent start.
Posted on: Sun, 28 Jul 2013 23:20:22 +0000
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