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There can be no doubting that the imagination, marketing savvy, and management skills of private
entrepreneurs
are critical to the successful application of a new technology.
A combination of measures and international agreements must be found that would allow taxpayers to obtain decent returns on their investments, without removing the incentives for savvy
entrepreneurs
to commercialize innovative products.
Policymakers should maintain close collaboration with the technologists and
entrepreneurs
leading the revolution, lest they fall behind.
Investors and
entrepreneurs
are taking risks to start new businesses.
At the outset, Brazil’s policies attracted
entrepreneurs
of all sorts.
Entrepreneurs
of dubious quality no doubt entered as well, thanks to the generosity of the state.
Our statistical analysis of the entry and exit patterns of
entrepreneurs
in the Brazilian ethanol industry shows that the more efficient acquired the less efficient.
Most underperforming ethanol companies went bankrupt or were taken over by
entrepreneurs
who had successful track records in running efficient operations.
Brazil’s experience offers three important lessons for nations implementing renewable energy initiatives: (1) government policies must be consistent, simple, and long-lasting, providing assurance to would-be
entrepreneurs
that they can invest for the long haul; (2) picking winners, the familiar weakness of overenthusiastic bureaucrats, must be kept to a minimum; and (3) the state must have the discipline to dismantle subsidies when the need for them has passed.
Entrepreneurs
and CEOs have plenty of experience making decisions in an uncertain world.
The proliferation of information technology and social media means that it is easier than ever for
entrepreneurs
to tap into a large pool of finance – not to mention contacts and expertise – from small investors.
Given the impracticality – financial and otherwise – of relying on top-down solutions, the creation of a cleaner economy should rely on visionary
entrepreneurs
who can transform challenges into opportunities.
The best hope for an enduring market democracy in countries like Iraq lies in building the countervailing economic power of professionals and
entrepreneurs.
Imagine a gathering of textile
entrepreneurs
in 1800 debating whether to introduce steam machines to mechanize their cotton mills.
And, while data from firms suggest that job losses in the last three months were about 600,000, household surveys, which include self-employed workers and small entrepreneurs, suggest that those losses were above two million.
When firms hit by reduced demand contract operations, the space they give up becomes available for use by
entrepreneurs
with better ways of running the business – or with better businesses.
France and Italy are lacking young people who want to be new
entrepreneurs
or innovators, and those few who do are impeded by entrenched corporations and other vested interests.
Greece has no lack of would-be
entrepreneurs
and innovators, but it lacks a system of angel and venture capital.
Undoubtedly, most of the credit belongs to the initiative and hard work Chinese
entrepreneurs
and laborers.
He accused
entrepreneurs
who outsource production to low-wage countries of showing excessive greed and lack of social responsibility, and he compared the managers of international equity funds to a plague of locusts that occupy companies, exploit them, and move on after their destructive work is done.
Entrepreneurs
and managers swallow their anger and show their disapproval only by silently speeding up their relocation decisions.
First, the key resources that command high prices and thus produce wealth are not fixed, like land, but are variable: the skills of craft workers and engineers, the energy and experience of entrepreneurs, and machines and buildings are all things that can be multiplied.
As a result, high prices for scarce resources lead not to zero- or negative-sum political games of transfer but to positive-sum economic games of training more craft workers and engineers, mentoring more
entrepreneurs
and managers, and investing in more machines and buildings.
Another study based on in-depth interviews of Ecuadorian
entrepreneurs
suggested that investment would rise by 10% if the judiciary were on a par with the most effective court systems.
This helps explain why the Greek and Argentine governments are perennially in deficit (until borrowing options dry up and adjustment is inevitable), or why prices – and profits – are high in sectors (for example, transportation and telecoms) that provide would-be
entrepreneurs
with crucial (but often unaffordable) inputs.
In our view, finding a seat in school is only the first step; we want to inspire children to become leaders and entrepreneurs, and to apply skills learned in school to improving their communities and countries.
In 2005, the last year I held my PC Forum conference for IT entrepreneurs, I started a conference called Flight School for
entrepreneurs
in space and private aviation.
But investors, managers, and
entrepreneurs
must take risks if their ideas stand any chance of achieving commercial success.
Countries, citizens, users, consumers, producers, workers, entrepreneurs, professionals cannot be left out of the decisions that hold significant consequences for their lives and goals, indeed for the very values of society.
In this scenario, different players – Medicare and Medicaid, state and local governments, private insurers, physicians, and social
entrepreneurs
– collaborate to hammer out effective solutions that can be scaled with government revenues.
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