When Government Gets Involved

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Think you know what a small business is?

Thanks to years of rent seeking by advocates and lobbyists for various industries and trade organizations, the SBA needs a table that runs 37 pages plus footnotes just to define small business.

Take a look.

This is just one small example why we don't need government steering our economy and making decisions about economic winners and losers.

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I've also always felt there needs to be an additional term used when discussing "small businesses." That is, I feel that a business with 2 employees is much different than one with 500. I use the following table for my own.

Micro-business (aka Startup) 1 - 50 +/-
Small Business 51 to 500
Medium Sized Business 501 to 5,000
Large 5,000+

I can't imagine how many pages the government's documents would be to accurate define this idea.

Kris L.

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