Everyone likes the word "entrepreneur." Its precise definition is elusive, but even if we as Americans don't really know what "entrepreneurship" means, we know that we like it, and we want more of it. After all, the word evokes all the popular clichés that are so prominent in our culture, especially around election time: the American Spirit, the struggle to overcome, innovate, inspire positive social change, and so on. Indeed, entrepreneurship has become a catch-all in these times of economic turmoil, representing something of a black box that will make everything better, so long as we encourage it.
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