titleJobs: Easy to Kill and Hard to Create

Over 8 million jobs were lost since the recession began at the end of 2007 and the unemployment rate has finally come to a stop. The unemployment rate has begun to fall and Americans are quickly snatching up all the job opportunities on the streets. However, with the downward economy, we need approximately 100,000 jobs each month for the unemployment rate to stay even and even more jobs to reach a healthy economy.
This is the perfect season for young entrepreneurs to get that new business idea up and running, as this will allow them the best chance to get it going and give others a chance at getting a job with a new business. The Kaufman Foundation is also promoting entrepreneurship at this time, especially since they attended Obama's recent job summit. Young jobs are responsible for al net job creation in the US, while the large firms are the ones making cuts.
So if you are a budding entrepreneur, get your idea in gear and kick it up a notch to turn that idea into a money-making business for you and local citizens.

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