Jahna Berry, AZ Republic, Mar 13, 2011, says more people are becoming entrepreneurs when they can’t find work. Might as well.
Happened to me—32 years ago.
Each month in 2010, a third of one percent of adults started a business.
Yet, the number of businesses with more than one person working there has dropped.
Self-employed—or self-employer—but not employer of others.
Latinos are in the lead in starting businesses. Asians were next. Whites and African-Americans declined in the business-starting business.
Having an incorporated company, with payroll obligations, is a big step. Will this step gradually be taken?
I think so—because the whole nature of work and working is rapidly changing.
Rapidly--that's an understatement.
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The new work force is going underground. If you know someone who knows someone, you can get anything done.
My someone knew someone who used to work for a heating/cooling company; got my air conditioner fixed for $75 (in cash).
Same with a dripping faucet and a major repair job, there's someone out there making their own way.
Very big out here--yes. I am tellin' ya--pretty soon this is going to be Water World without the water.
Read your comment about the WaPo and I agree. I guess somebody has to pay the freight for the 'free' newspapers.
Try:
WashingtonTimes
WashingtonExaminer
PoliNation
Newsflavor
Just for fun and some suprisingly good comments; Newsbird'sViews
or Michelle Obama's Mirror's Blog
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