The Rise of Everyday Entrepreneurs and Their Economic Impact on Communities
13 Apr 2020
In cities and towns all across the United States, a quiet but growing movement of self-determined capitalism is changing the way many see their place in the modern economy. Everyday entrepreneurs have become self-sufficient, using their talents and resourcefulness to create their own commercial ventures with the help of websites. Their innovative approach is not only improving their economic prospects, but enhancing the viability of the communities they live in. As policymakers and others take a deeper interest in the future of work, the ventures of everyday entrepreneurs signal a transformation in the future of workers, who are using the internet to create economic growth at a cellular level.
More Topics
As she discussed during her press briefing, Governor Laura Kelly today issued two new executive orders as part of her administration’s ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Due to the obstacles created by social distancing for Kansans whose work requires the renewal of a license, certificate, permit or registration, Executive Order #20-19 extends professional and occupational licenses...
The Kansas Department of Commerce launched a Live Chat feature on its COVID-19 Response webpage today specifically to provide support to Kansas businesses and nonprofits applying for Economic Injury Disaster Loans through the U.S. Small Business Association.
The SBA approved Governor Laura Kelly’s disaster declaration request for all 105 Kansas counties,...
Affordable housing options combined with a beautiful, moderate climate add to the high quality of life residents will find in Junction City-Geary County. The cost of living in our county is lower than the national average, with housing costs rating 22% lower. Other essentials like food, healthcare and utilities are...
