by John Mauldin
First published 2020
Small businesses create most new American jobs and employ over two thirds of workers, yet government policies fail to support them effectively. Bestselling financial author John Mauldin teams with small business economist William Dunkelberg to diagnose America's economic breakdown and rising joblessness. They argue that sustained growth requires targeted investment in small enterprises nationwide. Current government approaches meant to boost small business remain ineffective, largely because politicians lack proper understanding of how these companies operate. The authors bridge this knowledge gap by outlining specific strategies for channeling money toward small businesses. Dunkelberg brings television appearances and major media coverage of economic trends, while Mauldin contributes over twenty years in investment publishing and economic analysis. Together they create a roadmap for reviving American business following the most severe recession since the 1930s. Economic recovery begins and ends with small business owners who form the backbone of the American workforce.
Genres: business, politics, economics, non-fiction
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: non-fiction
Setting: America
Period: 21st-century
224 pages · Hardcover · Wiley