Congress Gets into the Entrepreneurship Act

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Representative Chales E. Schumer from New York has introduced the National Entrepreneurship Act, which, if passed, will get the government involved with budding entrepreneurs. He feels that these small growth firms are going to be a big part of the economic picture in coming years, and will be responsible for many jobs. Among the bill's provisions for entrepreneurships are: offering matching grants for state venture capital/royalty finance corporations, encouraging pension fund investments, establishing a loan loss reserve fund to reassure banks, and creating a secondary mortgage market for industrial mortgages. Schumer hopes to have the bill before the full House by the summer of 1984.

Laws, regulations and rules, Entrepreneurship

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What's the Difference Between Politicians and Cottage Cheese?

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David Sawyer is a political consultant who specializes in presenting candidates to the public in their most favorable light. He is highly regarded in his field. The electorate must now be regarded as a marketplace and the candidate, the product. Sawyer relies heavily on research to understand the feelings of what voters really want. Scott Miller is a filmmaker who works with Sawyer, producing advertising films about candidates. Miller and Sawyer will be active in the 1984 election campaigns.

Marketing, Politics

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