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Entrepreneurship

Following SNAP eligibility expansion, newly-eligible households are 20% more likely to own a business, driven by an increase in new firm birth of 12%. The share of US employment accounted for by young firms has declined by almost 30% over the last 30 years. Uninsured risk from leaving wage employment is a primary barrier to entrepreneurship. Raising public health insurance coverage rates increased self-employment by 15%. Stronger social safety nets increase entrepreneurship. Allocating more government spending towards social and public goods relative to private subsidies is positively associated with entrepreneurship.
Does a Guaranteed Basic Income Encourage Entrepreneurship? Evidence from Alaska Can Unemployment Insurance Spur Entrepreneurial Activity? Evidence from France Entrepreneurship and the Allocation of Government Spending Under Imperfect Markets Entrepreneurship and Public Health Insurance Food Stamp Entrepreneurs The Role of Entrepreneurship in US Job Creation and Economic Dynamism
Daniel Kuehn Robert Feinberg David Thesmar David Sraer Antoinette Schoar Johan Hombert Asif Islam Gareth Olds
Basic Income Social Wealth Fund
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