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What is the Economic Impact of the Slowdown in New Business Formation?

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  • Francois Gourio
  • Todd Messer
  • Michael Siemer

Abstract

Economists have emphasized the importance of ?creative destruction? as an engine of growth. The creative destruction process involves a constant reorganization of the economy as old products, firms, factories, and jobs are replaced by new ones. An important part of this process lies in the opening of new firms or establishments.

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  • Francois Gourio & Todd Messer & Michael Siemer, 2014. "What is the Economic Impact of the Slowdown in New Business Formation?," Chicago Fed Letter, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, issue Sep.
    • Handle: RePEc:fip:fedhle:00013
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