Regulations Block Innovation, Entrepreneurship

What happens when the rules meant to regulate innovation end up blocking it? Chapter 9 of Development with Dignity explores how entrepreneurs and innovators are often held back not by a lack of ideas or ability, but by regulations, institutions and systems that leave little room to experiment. From Rekha’s bamboo enterprise in India to grassroots innovation in China and Africa, the chapter makes a compelling case: development is often discovered from below — when people have the freedom and dignity to create, adapt and take risks. 📖 Development with Dignity by Tom G. Palmer & Matt Warner 💬 Have you seen a regulation, bureaucratic process or outdated rule make it harder for a small business or entrepreneur to operate? Tell us about it in the comments. 🔗 Download the e-book: https://lnkd.in/gWze95JZ   #DevelopmentWithDignity #PublicPolicy #Entrepreneurship #Innovation #EconomicFreedom #CPPR

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