Every four years, Americans engage in a great national debate about the future of our country. Candidates for highest office offer their visions of what the United States can be and roadmaps for how we get there.
Or at least that is the hope and ideal to which we aspire.
Now in the midst of that great season of debate, entrepreneurship merits a central place in the discussion.
Entrepreneurs are known to be the primary source of net new job creation. Their innovations challenge existing firms to improve and contribute to economic dynamism, which results in a faster growing economy that provides greater opportunities for upward mobility.
