Monday, March 29, 2004
Entrepreneurs are endangered species?
Herbert Meyer thinks so. With all the chances for a small business to be fined or sued into bankruptcy by exploitative or foolishly selfish people out there, trying to create a job is risky and often not worth it. Without the entrepreneurs that drive our economy and the small business that employ 80% of the nations workforce, we're sunk. Mr. Meyer is right, we should make it easier for people to employ others. 'Tis truly a noble venture to give another man a chance to make his way in the world.
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