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A legal theory of economic growth that details how effective property, contract, and business laws help to unite capital and ideas. Solomon’s Knot, a book by Robert D. Cooter and Hans-Bernd Schäfer and published by Princeton University Press, is the … Continue reading →

When Ronald Reagan took the oath of office on January 20, 1981, the country was experiencing some of bleakest economic times since the Depression. The American dream had been restored with the help from Mr. Jack Kemp. I had the … Continue reading →

Running a major tech company has to be one of the harder callings in the world of business. Not only do you have to be an extremely innovative individual, but you also need the innate ability to be a leader … Continue reading →

Expanding overseas can help companies to find new revenue, but it can also be a challenging process. In addition to communication difficulties, expansion might also present banking, taxation and regulatory issues, experts say. “You must have a lot of patience, … Continue reading →

Discussions About The Venture Capital Industry Marc Andreessen, co-founder of Netscape, vividly describes an insider’s view to the venture capital industry’s food chain: The best venture capitalists (VCs) can see ahead and are willing to think they can fix things, put … Continue reading →

If you have a merchant account, it will impact you too. (PayPal, Google Checkout, Authorize.net) IRS will not require reconciliation of gross receipts and merchant card transactions on business tax returns On February 10,2012 the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) amended … Continue reading →

Barriers to Foreign Direct Investment Under Political Instability This article describes some stylized facts about expropriation of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and develop a theory that relates direct and indirect forms of expropriation to the degree of political instability (the … Continue reading →

Before Ice Cream Shop Can Open, City’s Slow Churn Juliet Pries said she spent two years navigating San Francisco’s web of regulations and permits to get her ice cream parlor off the ground. Perhaps to alleviate cases such as hers, … Continue reading →

Educational Attainment and Other Characteristics of the Self-Employed: An Examination using Data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics It was once assumed that college graduates would go to work for a Fortune 500 firm and that is often true; … Continue reading →

The recent announcement of Richard Branson, the world-famous entrepreneur best known for his Virgin brand empire and his passion for adventure sports, as the headline speaker at the upcoming Global Entrepreneurship Congress has generated a significant amount of attention and … Continue reading →

For years, anticipation surrounding what commercials would play during the Super Bowl has almost matched that of the game itself. Some spots—like 1984’s Apple: 1984 or 2003’s Terry Tate: Office Linebacker—have so much staying power that you can probably close … Continue reading →

Entrepreneurs, fired by their dreams and passions, have been the engine for creating new jobs, generating revenue, advancing innovation, enhancing productivity, and improving business models and processes. Entrepreneurship is the cornerstone of the free enterprise system around the world. In … Continue reading →

Preparing Your Roadmap To Success Our Roadmap For Social Entrepreneurs helps prepare entrepreneurs and managers of nonprofit organizations and projects. It is your action plan, designed for to you quickly develop knowledge, skills, and perspectives to support the application of … Continue reading →

Discussions of Social Entrepreneurs and Their Work with Nonprofits Social entrepreneurs are entrepreneurs pursuing a social mission and substitute profits for social causes. A social entrepreneur uses formal strategic management practices primarily in the public and nonprofit sectors to solve a range … Continue reading →

Discussions About the Nonprofit Sector and Social Entrepreneurs A Social or Nonprofit Entrepreneur uses established, proven entrepreneurial management practices primarily in the public and nonprofit sectors to solve a range of social problems in the areas of health, safety, environmental protection, and … Continue reading →