Economic Growth Crippled by Lack of Startups

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In a piece from the Wall Street Journal, author Jeffrey Sparshott reveals just how much the economy has relied on new startups to propel economic growth, and how it has been hampered by a decades-long increase in regulation. In fact, the pace of economic expansion has been the weakest since at least WWII, according to the article. If there is any serious recovery effort to be made to help the economy, repealing regulation and making it easier for startups to exist is the perfect place to start!

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