People are extrapolating way too much from a study in Israel about their market, culture, and system. While it is a truism that starting a company is easier wi

People are extrapolating way too much from a study in Israel about their market, culture, and system. While it is a truism that starting a company is easier with money than without, that doesn't explain the abundance of poor immigrants (here in the US) who build businesses. Nor is any of it a clear indicator that shifting policy towards blanket money hand-outs would be an efficient means of increasing entrepreneurship. The left-tech's attachment to universal hand-outs looks much more like a guilt-salve than reasoned, efficient policy.