Mitigating the Unfair Burden on Small Business

In the conventional capitalist system, small and vulnerable entrepreneurs often bear a disproportionate burden of enterprise risk. They face challenges in accessing capital, navigating complex regulations, and competing with established players in the market. This unequal distribution of risk can stifle innovation, limit economic opportunities, and perpetuate social inequalities.

Contents:

1. Unfairness of Conventional Capitalism
2. Microeconomic Liberalization
3. Pilotships as a Solution
4. Benefits of Pilotships
5. Policies for Proportionality and Fair Play
6. Related Articles
7. External Weblinks

Unfairness of Conventional Capitalism

In a world dominated by transnational corporations (TNCs), multinational corporations (MNCs), and large global conglomerates, small entrepreneurs are at a significant disadvantage. They lack the resources, economies of scale, and market power of their larger counterparts. This asymmetry creates an unfair playing field where the smallest and most vulnerable businesses are forced to shoulder excessive risks and burdens associated with new ventures.

Microeconomic Liberalization

Citizens of the world are increasingly demanding Microeconomic Liberalization—a shift away from the traditional top-down, centralized approach to economic management. They seek a system that empowers individuals and small businesses, providing them with the tools and support they need to thrive.

Pilotships as a Solution

Pilotships, a key pillar of the Free World Industrial Settlement, offers a landmark policy solution to address the unfair burden on small entrepreneurs. Pilotships are government-backed startup packages that provide a safety net for new ventures, offering financial assistance, mentorship, and regulatory guidance. This support helps mitigate risks and empowers entrepreneurs to pursue their ideas without fear of overwhelming financial hardship.

Benefits of Pilotships

• Leveling the Playing Field: Pilotships create a more equitable environment where small entrepreneurs can compete in the marketplace with larger, established businesses.
• Promoting Innovation: By reducing the risks associated with starting a new business, pilotships encourage innovation and experimentation.
• Stimulating Economic Growth: Pilotships can boost economic activity by facilitating the creation of new businesses and jobs.
• Addressing Social Inequality: By empowering individuals from all backgrounds to pursue entrepreneurship, pilotships can help reduce social inequality.

Policies for Proportionality and Fair Play

The conventional capitalist system places an unfair burden on small and vulnerable entrepreneurs. Microeconomic liberalization and pilotships offer a path toward a fairer and more equitable economic order. By providing support and resources to new ventures, pilotships can help create a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem where everyone has the opportunity to succeed.

Related Articles

• Key Policy Domains of the Free World Industrial Settlement 
• Basic Income Guarantee (BIG)
• Work Certificate (Right to Work & Citizenship Modules)
• Full Employment
• Workforce Career Development
• Pilotships • Enterprise Accountant
• Business Plans with Government
• Competition Policy
• Neo-Capitalism • Mitigating the Unfair Burden on Small Business
• Neo-Democracy • Case Study 1 • Case Study 2 • Case Study 3

External Weblinks

• Free World Industrial Settlement Infopage