Doing The Right Job
Dec 1st, 2008 | By Dawn R. Rivers | Category: Policy MattersMicrobusinesses are too small to matter to whom?
Certainly, they are too small to matter to many of the academics who study the U.S. economy with a certain can’t-see-the-trees-for-the-forest flair.
On the other hand, microbusinesses matter quite a lot to the men and women who own and operate them — most of whom, incidentally, are also voters.
