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What actually creates jobs, Hanauer says, is not "rich people" or "entrepreneurs," but the economic ecosystem in which companies are created. The entrepreneur and initial investors provide the "seed" that eventually leads to job-creation, but it is ultimately the company's customers that provide the demand necessary to support jobs. Without healthy customers, Hanauer says, entrepreneurs and investors can't create any sustainable jobs, so the idea that rich people create jobs is misguided.
What actually creates jobs, Hanauer says, is not "rich people" or "entrepreneurs," but the economic ecosystem in which companies are created. The entrepreneur and initial investors provide the "seed" that eventually leads to job-creation, but it is ultimately the company's customers that provide the demand necessary to support jobs. Without healthy customers, Hanauer says, entrepreneurs and investors can't create any sustainable jobs, so the idea that rich people create jobs is misguided.
Without the seed, there would be no plant, so to speak.
As much as it disturbs you, the rich do create the jobs in America.
The rich just get their money from the Federal Reserve. You let me borrow from the gub't at 0%, and I will create jobs too.
I picture it like one of those opulent parties, where they have the champagne waterfall. The rich aren't always smarter, or harder working, or more disciplined; they are just closer to the champagne bottle.
What actually creates jobs, Hanauer says, is not "rich people" or "entrepreneurs," but the economic ecosystem in which companies are created. The entrepreneur and initial investors provide the "seed" that eventually leads to job-creation, but it is ultimately the company's customers that provide the demand necessary to support jobs. Without healthy customers, Hanauer says, entrepreneurs and investors can't create any sustainable jobs, so the idea that rich people create jobs is misguided.
The rich just get their money from the Federal Reserve. You let me borrow from the gub't at 0%, and I will create jobs too.
I picture it like one of those opulent parties, where they have the champagne waterfall. The rich aren't always smarter, or harder working, or more disciplined; they are just closer to the champagne bottle.
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Go start a business then. What is stopping you? Become one of the evil rich. That is possible in America and what you folks seem to want to take away. The ability to succeed. You would rather everybody work for the government and receive their "liveable wage" however you define that.
What actually creates jobs, Hanauer says, is not "rich people" or "entrepreneurs," but the economic ecosystem in which companies are created. The entrepreneur and initial investors provide the "seed" that eventually leads to job-creation, but it is ultimately the company's customers that provide the demand necessary to support jobs. Without healthy customers, Hanauer says, entrepreneurs and investors can't create any sustainable jobs, so the idea that rich people create jobs is misguided.
i actually have two very good business ideas, one of which relies on my tech specialization, the other of which processes a specialty agricultural product; it would be the only one in North America. Both of these require capital to get started.
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