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.
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.
This letter supporting S. 552, the “Small Business Investment Capital Company Act of 2015,” was sent to Senator Risch and the Members of the Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship.
This letter thanking Reps. Chabot and Cicilline for introducing H.R. 1023, the “Small Business Investment Company Capital Act of 2015,” was sent to their offices as well as the House Committee on Small Business.
This letter was sent to Senator Moran and the cosponsors of S. 181, the “Startup Act,” applauding its reintroduction.
Across the globe, New York is synonymous with the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, and Times Square. Over the past few years, however, the state has added another notch to its belt—it’s become the yogurt capital of the United States.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation has released its annual Enterprising States study, offering an in-depth look at the free enterprise policies being implemented to promote economic growth at the state and local levels. See how your state ranks by viewing our interactive map.
The exchange of goods and services across borders is fundamentally tied to the health of a nation’s economy. Cities, which have historically served as centers of trade, are playing an increasingly vital role in the manufacture and distribution of merchandise goods.
While the Granite State has long claimed to have the best business climate in New England, its high-tax neighbors are finally trying to catch up.
Anastasia Danias grew up watching the New York Jets battle rivals like the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins. Today, as the chief litigation officer for the National Football League, she’s helping Gang Green and the league’s other 31 teams tackle a different kind of opponent—counterfeiters.
From shipping to staffing, the Chamber and its partners have the tools to save your business money and the solutions to help you run it more efficiently. Join the U.S. Chamber of Commerce today to start saving.
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