There is only one path forward that will restore America’s economic vitality, create opportunity, and put Americans back to work—and that is free enterprise. That’s why the U.S. Chamber started the Campaign for Free Enterprise, a nationwide effort to support the ideals that advance economic growth and create jobs.
America faces big challenges. There is only one path forward that will restore America’s economic vitality and create opportunity—and that is free enterprise. Our economic system has allowed us to build the single greatest engine of growth and shared prosperity that the world has ever known. Free enterprise enables many not only to “dream big” but to fulfill their dreams.
But we must allow it to work its wonders—to create opportunity and foster innovation, not rely on big government.
That’s why the U.S. Chamber started the Campaign for Free Enterprise, a nationwide effort to support the ideals that advance economic growth and create jobs.
Through special programs, public engagement, and youth outreach, the campaign highlights free enterprise policies, people, and programs that create opportunity, foster innovation, and support the greatest economy on earth.
This 2017 Innovation That Matters study examines the health of the startup communities in 25 American cities and assesses their readiness to capitalize on the shift to an increasingly digital economy, with a unique focus on what we refer to as “next-wave startups.”
Dramatic Growth of Next-Wave Startups is Altering Geography of U.S. Entrepreneurship
On Friday evening, Tom J. Donohue, President and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce gave a speech to AEI's Summer Honors Program.
Remarks by Thomas J. Donohue, President and CEO, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Innovation That Matters is a report created in partnership between 1776, Free Enterprise and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation to examine and rank 25 cities’ readiness to capitalize on the inevitable shift to a digital economy and recommendations to provide a framework for success.
Boston, Denver, Raleigh-Durham, and San Diego are the best poised American cities outside of the San Francisco Bay Area to find success in the evolving digital economy, according to a new report examining the top 25 U.S. startup hubs.
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Report Studied Best Practices in Eight Major U.S. Cities Driving Civic Innovation
Innovation That Matters reports on the state of entrepreneurship in the U.S. civic sector, which we define as the collection of highly regulated industries with entrenched institutional players intended to serve the public good.
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