Venture Capitalism For The Poor
November 27, 2015
Getting Jobbed, Mariana Chilton, the invisible economy, the invisible poor, the resilience of the poor, venture capitalism for the poor, Virginia Sole-Smith2 Comments
I wish I could mandate that only those who have lived in poverty be allowed to make laws regarding the poor. In “Getting Jobbed,” Virginia Sole-Smith outlines the absurdities that result when myths about the poor are translated into law by the Congress. (Harper’s, October, 201
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