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Joe the Entrepreneur
CNN.com, October 19, 2008
Carl Schramm's essay on CNN.com reminds readers that owning a business represents the dream of many Americans and cites a recent Kauffman-funded survey that revealed 70 percent of respondents thought the success and health of the U.S. economy depends on the success of entrepreneurs.
Youth Entrepreneurship Matters
Daily Nation, Kenya, October 12, 2008
In this oped published in Kenya's largest daily newspaper, Kauffman CEO Carl Schramm underscores the importance of encouraging young people to think and act entrepreneurially as more than 75 countries prepare for the first-ever Global Entrepreneurship Week.
Public Passes on New Deal
The Wall Street Journal, October 7, 2008
Wall Street Journal editorial writers point to data from a Kauffman survey that shows, in the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, the wide majority of Americans still believe in the free enterprise system and the ability of the private sector, as opposed to government, to fix our nation's economic woes.
A Competition that Encourages Art and Commerce
BusinessWeek Online, October 2, 2008
BusinessWeek blogger Nick Leiber describes the signature U.S. activity, "The Race to BE," as part of the Kauffman Foundation's first-ever Global Entrepreneurship Week. Russell Simmons is serving as the Host of the Race to BE, a reality-style competition that encourages entrepreneurial thinking in film, music and fashion.
Can Entrepreneurs Rescue the U.S. Economy?
The Wall Street Journal, October 2, 2008
In the Wall Street Journal's Independent Street blog, Kelly Spors summarizes data from a survey the Kauffman Foundation commissioned to gauge the American public's attitude about entrepreneurs in light of the 2008 financial crisis.

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Number of U.S. Companies that Reach $100-Million in Annual Revenues Remarkably Stable Over Past 20 Years, According to Kauffman Paper
In the paper, "The Constant: Companies that Matter," Kauffman Foundation Senior Fellow Paul Kedrosky explores the rate and founding locations of companies in the United States that "matter" from 1980 to present.
A Tale of Two Entrepreneurs: New Kauffman Paper Highlights Different Types and Their Roles in Economy
The distinctive differences between innovation-driven enterprises (IDEs) and traditional small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) – and their importance for governments and policymakers wanting to support long-term economic growth – is the subject of "A Tale of Two Entrepreneurs: Understanding Differences in the Types of Entrepreneurship in the Economy," which examines IDEs and SMEs, their roles in local, regional and global economies, and their differing needs in terms of financial and policy support.
New Research Finds Despite Proposed Legislative Restrictions, H-1B Visas Remain Essential to Attracting and Retaining Talent in the United States
H-1B temporary visas have been an essential avenue for allowing high-skilled foreign nationals to work in America, according to a Kauffman Foundation-funded National Foundation for American Policy report released today.