{"id":"ce3a3853-1d8c-4395-bcfb-c878b0d406f1","slug":"the-united-states-and-the-world-economy-in-the-future-americas-global-exceptionalism-firmly-rooted-in-entrepreneurship","title":"The United States and the world economy in the future: America’s global exceptionalism firmly rooted in entrepreneurship","authors":["Morris Beschloss"],"abstract":"Background: America's economic leadership is significantly attributed to its private businesses, which have been central to its success since the late 18th century. The U.S. stands as a leader in various economic metrics, including gross domestic product, consumer demand, and per capita income. Methods: The article employs a qualitative analysis of economic trends and policies affecting the United States and compares them with other global economies. It discusses the implications of current taxation and economic policies on entrepreneurship and economic growth. Results: The analysis reveals that while the U.S. has maintained a strong economic position, current policies threaten its entrepreneurial spirit and could lead to a decline similar to that experienced by other nations. The article highlights the potential for developing nations to assume leadership roles in the global economy if the U.S. continues on its current trajectory. Conclusion: The article concludes that a return to policies that reward individual achievement and entrepreneurship is crucial for maintaining America's economic exceptionalism. Without such changes, the U.S. risks losing its status as a global economic leader. Keywords: entrepreneurship, economic leadership, global economy, tax policies, capitalism, U.S. economy, meritocracy, fiscal policy","thumbnailUrl":null,"publishDate":"2010-07-16T00:00:00.000Z","doi":"10.4103/2152-7806.66459","categories":["Original Article"],"fullTextUrl":"https://surgicalneurologyint.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/3206/SNI-1-29.pdf"}