"examines trends in entrepreneurship—defined here as self-employment with at least 10 employees" "Start-up" is such an abused term. I used to think of it as an

"examines trends in entrepreneurship—defined here as self-employment with at least 10 employees" "Start-up" is such an abused term. I used to think of it as an endeavor searching for a way to monetize and fund a new idea, but it seems that it is used now to refer to any new entrepreneurial (thank you spell check) endeavor.