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Economically beneficial entrepreneurship is declining in America. This decline is not caused by a change in individual-level desire to be an entrepreneur or by fewer people trying to make entrepreneurship work, but rather by an inability to make new entrepreneurial endeavors take off, explains Lyman Stone.

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