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October 27, 2009 How to throttle small business
Uncertainty over health care costs is preventing small businesses from adding jobs, part of the reason for the so-called jobless recovery, said by some to be underway. Gary Fields paints a compelling picture of the worries and doubts faced by small businesses, in the Wall Street Journal. One employer:
It is always safer to postpone spending, in the face of uncertain demands:
Richard Baehr writes:
Ed Lasky writes:
It is going to be a lot harder to start a new business, if the tax, regulatory, and health care burdens become more onerous. Future entrepreneurship will be stifled, leaving more and more people dependent on the government, especially as the federal takeover of large scale enterprise continues.
Strangle capitalism, and all that remains is the state, Or, as Barney Frank put it: "We are trying on every front to increase the role of government." (video-hat tip: Ed Lasky) As they know so well in Chicago, if you take the other guy out of the race, you win. |
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