Minority Business Ownership: Data from the 2012 Survey of Business Owners
Michael McManus, September 14, 2016
Issue Brief 12, Minority Business Ownership: Data from the 2012 Survey of Business OwnersDownload
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Issue Briefs
Advocacy’s Issue Briefs provide timely and concise information on important small business economic issues. These briefs are relevant to small business researchers, policymakers and decision leaders as well as stakeholders involved in small business advocacy and program development.
The Ascent of the Senior Entrepreneur
The second article in the series, Trends in Entrepreneurship.
The Missing Millennial Entrepreneurs
The first article in the series, Trends in Entrepreneurship. New businesses are key sources of jobs and innovation, and trends in entrepreneurship have important implications for economic growth.
Small Businesses Key Players in International Trade
Patrick Delehanty, December 1, 2015
Issue Brief 11 - Small Businesses Key Players in International TradeDownload
Peer-to-Peer Lending: A Financing Alternative for Small Businesses
Miriam Segal, June 25, 2015
Issue Brief 10, Peer-to-Peer LendingDownload
Patenting and Innovative Startups: Putting the America Invents Act in a Broader Economic Context
Patents are at the crux of innovation in the economy.
An Overlooked Demographic: Equally-Owned Businesses or EOBs
Firms that are equally-owned by men and women represent a significant share of firms, employment and receipts.
Profile of Veteran Business Owners: 2013
Veteran business owners and entrepreneurs make important contributions to business creation and growth in the American economy.
Demographic Characteristics of Business Owners and Employees: 2013
April 28, 2015
Issue Brief 6 - Demographic Characteristics of Business Owners and Employees: 2013Download
Equity-based Crowdfunding: Potential Implications for Small Business Capital
For small business owners and entrepreneurs to build, grow, and support their business, it takes capital, and today, many of these individuals are choosing alternative forms of capital.