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There are several unanswered questions, such as which kind of businesses are failing more, or starting less; and how do US trends compare to other countries? An
by tabtab 9y ago
There are several unanswered questions, such as which kind of businesses are failing more, or starting less; and how do US trends compare to other countries? And, are they counting everybody? For example, volume Ebay sellers could be considered "entrepreneurs" but may not formally register as a business.
Online and "big-box" stores have almost certainly reduced mom-and-pop retail, at least physical stores. Does this account for the entire drop, or just a part of it?
As far as blaming "regulations", I'd like to see some specific examples. Many times they are state or local regulations. Don't focus only on Federal regs.
- ygfvvhygvn 9y agoI'm not sure if you were referring to my comment but if you were, they are state and local regulations. Federal regs that made roadblocks were usually tax related