The Job-Generation Controversy

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The book reveals how widespread misconceptions about job creation have been shaped by flawed statistics, particularly the belief that small businesses are the sole drivers of new jobs. It critiques the Small Business Administration and the National Federation of Independent Business for using misleading data over the past two decades to advocate for special treatment for small businesses. Contrary to popular belief, it argues that larger companies, employing over 500 people, are actually the main contributors to job growth in America, highlighting the significant implications of these misconceptions.