Recapturing the Spirit of Enterprise
Recapturing the Spirit of Enterprise
George Gilder
Marc Andreessen
On how economic systems that encourage aggressive entrepreneurship build the most for the benefit of the most. - Marc Andreessen
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Recapturing the Spirit of Enterprise

Recapturing Spirit of Enterprise

George Gilder
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George Gilder
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In "Recapturing the Spirit of Enterprise," George Gilder embarks on a visionary exploration of the true engines of economic growth and innovation. Gilder argues compellingly that the heart of a thriving economy beats not within the cold, marble walls of banks and corporate boardrooms, but in the fiery spirit of entrepreneurs. These are the dreamers and doers who dare to envision new products, services, and methods of problem-solving. With a keen eye, Gilder paints vivid portraits of these pioneers, ranging from tech moguls like Bill Gates to the vibrant Cuban immigrant entrepreneurs in Miami, showcasing how their aspirations and achievements can rejuvenate the very soul of corporate America, tainted by the stagnancy of power and tradition. Revised substantially from its original 1984 publication, this book stands as a testament to the enduring power of entrepreneurial zeal, even as it offers a roadmap for igniting economic dynamism in the new millennium. Gilder's prose is both a call to action and a beacon of hope, illuminating the path toward a future powered by creativity, innovation, and the indomitable human spirit. "Recapturing the Spirit of Enterprise" is not just a reflection on what went right in the 1980s but a forward-looking guide for anyone seeking to understand how to harness the potential of the entrepreneurial spirit to forge a prosperous, vibrant future.

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Released
1992
1 Oct
Length
275
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On how economic systems that encourage aggressive entrepreneurship build the most for the benefit of the most. - Marc Andreessen
— George Gilder, Recapturing the Spirit of Enterprise

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