142. Murray Sabrin: How Entrepreneurs Beat the Fed-Generated Boom-Bust Cycle
Entrepreneurial businesses acknowledge and understand the inevitability of boom-bust cycles in the Fed-manipulated economy. But they refuse to be defeated or even deterred.
Hi, Hunter Hastings here - I'm an economist by education, a marketer in my professional track, a venture capitalist in my current business life, an Individualist in philosophy, and a passionate supporter of entrepreneurship in whatever form I can practice it, support it and advance it.
Entrepreneurial businesses acknowledge and understand the inevitability of boom-bust cycles in the Fed-manipulated economy. But they refuse to be defeated or even deterred.
The decline in US economic mobility is associated with a decline in entrepreneurship for poorer families and communities. EZones are a new concept to address this problem.
The best path upwards to prosperity for every nation lies in entrepreneurship. The G7-G20 Group Of Nations recognizes this, and is producing a global summit on the subject.
All value is subjective. But often, when an exchange is to be made, a numerical value is required. It’s a special kind of economic calculation, what Bharat Kanodia terms “a subjective opinion based on objective facts”.
Business schools and many management consultants and practitioners continue to think in the logic and structures of the Industrial Age. Inverting every element of that thought pattern produces new insights.
Family businesses play a major role in the US economy. According to the Conway Center, family businesses comprise 90% of the business ventures in the US, generate 62% of the employment in the nation, and deliver 64% of US GDP. And, they’re good at venture capital.