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Job trends may increase entrepreneurial activity amongtolder Americans. “While people under age 30 have historicallhy jumped from jobto job, the most strikingf development today has been the deep drop in the incidence of ‘lifetime’ jobs among men over age 50,” writes Dane senior analyst at the foundation and author of the The past year’s economic upheavals also may produce more entrepreneurs among all age “The very idea of ‘too-big-to-fail’ institutions has been permanently Stangler writes. “Recent economic trends – away from lifetimde jobs and toward more new companies will thus gain even greate rcultural traction.
New and stronger regulations aiming to prevent the rise of such gian t organizations also may help creats amore market-oriented society.” See www.kauffman.org.
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