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Paul Reynolds


Recent Articles about Paul Reynolds

START-UP NATION: Who's Looking At Start-Ups?

By John Case |  May 15, 2001

The birthing of companies is the process by which an economy reinvents and re-creates itself.  Read more

Who Wants To Be An Entrepreneur?

By John Case |  May 15, 2001

How many people are planning to start a new company?  Read more

Start-up Chasers Track New-Biz Storm

By Jerry Useem |  Apr 1, 1997

Start-ups are enjoying newfound importance with policymakers and here's how they're being tracked.  Read more

The Great American Incubator

By George Gendron |  Apr 1, 1994

Description of new study that examines age, income level, gender, and geography of entrepreneurs.  Read more

Start-Up Fact and Fiction

By George Gendron |  Oct 1, 1994

Coleman Chairholder in Entrepreneurial Studies at Marquette University, Paul Reynolds, talks to Inc's editor-in-chief.  Read more

On-Line Debate: Small Is Beautiful! Big Is Best!

By George Gendron |  May 15, 1995

Inc's editor-in-chief moderates a round-table debate among four economists over job creation.  Read more

Why 20 Million of You Can't Be Wrong

By John Case |  Apr 1, 2004

A long-time Inc. contributor surveys the current entrepreneurial scene and reports his findings. How do things look? Well, one answer might be "Never better,...  Read more

The Disciples of David Birch

By John Case |  Jan 1, 1989

A new generation of researchers discover the effect of small business on the economy.  Read more

The Truth About Start-Ups

By Leslie Brokaw |  Mar 1, 1993

Eight traits common to fast-growth start-ups.  Read more

Resources

By Inc. staff |  Apr 1, 1997

A comprehensive resource guide to many of the subjects featured in the April issue of Inc. magazine.  Read more

Why 20 Million of You Can't Be Wrong

By John Case |  Apr 1, 2004

A long-time Inc . contributor surveys the current entrepreneurial scene and reports his findings. How do things look? Well, one answer might be "Neve...  Read more

Notebook

By Inc. staff |  Apr 1, 1990

Short informative blurbs on small business-related subjects  Read more

How to Get Rich in America

By Edward O. Welles |  Jan 1, 1993

Climb the ladder or start your own company: which is the surest path to financial security for you and your family?  Read more

Small Is, Finally, Beautiful

By Edward O. Welles |  May 1, 1992

Small company stocks enjoy their best year ever and gain new interest from investors.  Read more

Letters

By Inc. staff |  Aug 1, 1998

Readers react to articles from the May issue of Inc., including Nancy K. Austin's "Buzz," Jerry Useem's "Failure: The Secret of My Success," and D. M. Osborn...  Read more

MTV Start-up Flops; Ratings Soar

By Christopher Caggiano |  Jul 1, 1997

Here's why a high-end dessert-delivery service proposed by a TV-series cast failed before it started.  Read more

The State of Small Business 1997

By Michael S. Hopkins |  May 15, 1997

One of Inc.'s executive editors presents some thoughts and comments about the current state of small business.  Read more

The Wonderland Economy

By John Case |  May 15, 1995

A close-up look at the vital role small business plays in America's economy that debunks many myths about this sector.  Read more

How to Get Started

By Paul Reynolds |  May 1, 1995

Column discussing government programs designed to help entrepreneurs and why no one knows about them.  Read more

Registry: Who's Who in Small-Business Research

By Karen E. Carney |  May 15, 1995

Sixteen thumbnail sketchs of the country's leading small-business economists, complete with e-mail addresses.  Read more

What We Don't Know May Hurt Us

By Paul Reynolds |  Sep 1, 1994

The Coleman Chairholder in Entrepreneurial Studies debunks some myths about entrepreneurs and shares some other ideas.  Read more

Turmoil Today, Jobs Tomorrow

By Paul Reynolds |  Dec 1, 1994

The Coleman Foundation Chair of Entrepreneurial Studies explains the results of studies on regional economies.  Read more

Creators of the New Economy

By Tom Richman |  May 15, 1997

A look at why, in the new economy, amateur entrepreneurship is over, and how the professionals are now in control.  Read more

The Truth About Start-Ups

By Paul Reynolds |  Feb 1, 1995

The Coleman Foundation Chair in Entrepreneurial Studies discusses research findings about start-up activities.  Read more

The Incredible Shrinking Failure Rate

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf |  Oct 1, 1993

Chart showing eight-year destiny of all small businesses formed in 1977-78.  Read more

Is America Really Different?

By John Case |  May 15, 1996

Data showing the roles small businesses play in European economies compared with the role they play in the U.S economy.  Read more

Study: Fewer Engaged in Entrepreneurial Activities

By Matthew Phan |  Jun 23, 2005

June 23, 2005 --The number of people in the U.S. involved in entrepreneurial activities declined by 20%, or some 4 million persons, from 2...  Read more

Digging For Data (In All The Right Places)

By John Case |  May 15, 2001

Here's how to find more stats on the current state of small business.  Read more

Resources

By Inc. staff |  Jul 1, 1997

A comprehensive guide, including phone numbers, to resources for various articles featured in the July issue of Inc.  Read more

The State of Small Business 1995

By George Gendron |  May 15, 1995

Inc.'s editor-in-chief profiles the writers appearing in this special annual report, The State of Small Business.  Read more

Resources

By Inc. staff |  May 15, 1997

A guide to more information on subjects covered in the Inc. magazine special issue: The State of Small Business 1997.  Read more

Is It Easier Than Ever To Start A Business?

By Curtis Hartman |  Mar 1, 1987

It may look easier, what with all the advice and money and services available. But it may be harder than ever to succeed.  Read more

Life in the Fast Lane

By George Gendron |  Aug 1, 1995

Notes and comments about the 1995 Inc. 500 conference from attendees and Inc.'s editor-in-chief, George Gendron.  Read more

The Evolution of the Professional Entrepreneur

By Inc. staff |  May 15, 1997

Characteristics of some company builders from days past and how they differ from those building businesses today.  Read more

The Startling Truth About Growth Companies

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf |  May 15, 1996

Inc.'s latest research shows that fast-growing small companies are not 'here today, gone tomorrow.'  Read more