Posts Tagged ‘Entrepreneurs’

For those with an eye on the country’s economy, they probably know about Steve Wynn and his Las Vegas empire. Wynn is a Las Vegas icon and billionaire. He owns a number of very successful properties in America’s Sin city. That said, this longtime Democrat has been telling his workers that all bets are off if President Obama wins re-election. Read the rest of this entry »

Dixie Kolditz is part of a new set of faces embracing Republican politics. Like Mia Love, candidate for Congress in Utah, Dixie is both Black and female. She has a great narrative in terms of her life story and she understands the lessons of both liberal and conservative politics. Read the rest of this entry »

Job creation is mostly a matter that is undertaken by the private sector. The private sector fosters a more competitive, innovative and reasonable environment when it comes to job creation. That is not to say that the government does not play a small but important part in the overall role of job creation. Read the rest of this entry »

In an interview with Investor’s Business Daily (IBD), Marcus blasted Obama and his policies, saying “even brain-dead economists understand that when you raise taxes, you cost jobs.”

When is this President going to come to the conclusion that he is just not up to the job of being President? When is he going to come to the conclusion that he is unfit for the job as President? This President is the epitome of Mr. Gimmick. He feels that the electorate is absolutely so profoundly stupid and will fall for almost anything that he says or does. Read the rest of this entry »

One of the world’s political and supposed business icons, Phil Donahue, noted some time ago during Hannity’s America, on the Fox News channel, for the umpteenth time, that capitalism is based on greed. Don’t you just love it when people escalate the rhetoric without any notion of due diligence? Adam Smith, when he talked about the invisible hand, was not referring in any way to those who might care to blatantly or even accidentally engage in behaviors that are questionable at the very least and unlawful at worst. Smith and those reading his thoughtful writings understand that the invisible hand works when conditions are balanced and honest. Read the rest of this entry »

Last night I attending a meeting presented by the local city’s fathers. The Mayor, Council and various others were in attendance to provide an update as to various projects, etc. that are being undertaken by the city. There were also some interesting revelations brought out by some of the citizens/business owners in attendance. I have been, some may say, hard on the local community and what I view to be its blatant disregard for economic development. Read the rest of this entry »

………Regardless the community, with very few exceptions, they should learn to be business friendly. In my state, WA, part of a businesses taxes, that they collect, go back to the community / county where they are located. Short sighted (myopic) communities can actually drive entrepreneurs to another community or into the unincorporated areas. They need to look carefully at the person(s) involved, the business model and what the intended business might actually bring to the community as a source of additional revenue. Read the rest of this entry »