Ever Since I read Drucker on Innovation and Entrepreneurship and developed the notion of the symbiotic relationship between small and large business (competing on design v price) I've been watching the small be legislated out of existence by the fascist state.
But I do believe the pendulum is swinging back, for although Keynesianism promises there are no rational limits to lending credit, there are practical limits as the economy grinds to a halt. It doth grind.
So emerge first the hyper-small, exclusive businesses...
When there are fewer of something the price goes up, self employment is leveraged investment, with you as the beneficiary. Hat tip to Callum for the article...
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But I do believe the pendulum is swinging back, for although Keynesianism promises there are no rational limits to lending credit, there are practical limits as the economy grinds to a halt. It doth grind.
So emerge first the hyper-small, exclusive businesses...
“The ecosystem needs small fish,” De Royere said in an interview at closely-held Corthay’s workshop and store near Place Vendome in Paris. “You can’t have every single shopping mall in the world looking alike.”Now, One can sell a better Beef Chow Yuk off a card table (at $50 a plate) and still be innovating as an entrepreneur, so just because you are high end does not mean you need to also have high overhead.
When there are fewer of something the price goes up, self employment is leveraged investment, with you as the beneficiary. Hat tip to Callum for the article...
Feel free to forward this by email to three of your friends.
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