Why LeafsOfTalent's Founder Believes Shifting U.S. Wealth Provide for a More Stable Economy

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 7, 2008 -- For Immediate Release:

The founder of LeafsOfTalent.com, John Sudds, believes that the key to stabilizing America's economy will ultimately manifest from UNBIAS investments into small and new ventures which in effect shifts America's wealth to middleclass segments. This particular concept has always been effective in decentralizing "preferred" economic bases such as LARGE Corporations, whereby too often LARGE Corporations dictate U.S. economic policy via monopolized markets.

By increasing UNBIAS investment into small and NEW ventures through venture capital, IPO's and government backed loans monopolized markets endures decentralization, new business models are created and stabilized while adding vitality to the U.S. economic base, wealth travels a wider path from which the economy may thrive on and JOB GROWTH is positively affected across MULTIPLE cultural-lines and not just controlled-calculated-job-market-environments.

When only a handful of LARGE Corporations exist within from which the U.S. draws economic strength it creates unnerving vulnerabilities. LARGE Corporations which are often bloated carrying enormous debt, assets and little wiggle room for growth may place severe strain on the economy if a rupture occurs in its pipeline. It's sort of like putting too few tires on a jumbo jet whereby tremendous weight has not been compensated for ultimately causing stoppage of flight.

And there is always the daunting possibility of a handful of LARGE Corporations folding at close timeframes of each other devastating the economy by displacing tens of thousands of high-paying jobs gravely affecting consumer spending. If such employees were spread out over a greater economic-geographical-map then maybe a decline in the number of lost jobs and wages would be affected. LARGE Corporations strongly consider cutbacks when operational costs such as the maintenance of vast infrastructure, overhead and perhaps other irregular costs are at risk. Thus in preparation of LARGE Corporation failure small businesses in rival markets must be continually supported and made available to cushion the fall. It's more sensible in having an economy that draws upon the financial strengths of a wider market base rather than be confined to a handful of LARGE Corporations whereby a total failure in operations would severely cripple the economy. Economy designs as these also creates a breeding ground for corruption due to the lack of GOVERNMENT OVERSIGHT and/or intimate relations between government and LARGE Corporations creates a disconnect between government and the broader business communities which are comprised mostly of small business.

Further, GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION AND OVERSIGHT IS ALWAYS NEEDED in managing a free market economy. Without government oversight free markets largely controlled by LARGE Corporations and point organizations hidden in the shadows could easily throw small business and new ventures into a state of suppression; point and case, U.S. Economy 2008 – larger the businesses the bigger the fallout.

Mr. Sudds believe that tax burdens on small businesses are manageable by lessening astronomical salaries and bonuses at the C, VP and Mid-Management levels to help offset tax burdens, cutting back on wasteful spending, investing more time into identifying legal tax shelters and taking advantage of government benefits exclusively set-aside for small businesses. And besides, it's unpatriotic in not wanting to pay reasonable tax on large revenue streams that would otherwise assist in providing for a robust economy; taking the high road, "living while allowing others to live" is naturally best practice.

Although investment into Small Business has been steady from 2003-2007 a recent report dated August 15, 2008 from the Office of Advocacy of the U.S. Small Business Administration (Quarterly Indicators) show a stark decline in small business investments beginning the 2nd quarter of 2007. These are alarms that should not go unchecked by the U.S. Government.

Although LARGE Corporations "ARE Needed" and are an integral part of the U.S. capitalist based economy - small business, new ventures, and middleclass wealth is "GRADE A" fuel for the U.S. Economy and to neglect filling the voids where such fuel is needed can be impractical and may lead to a more broken economy in the coming decade.

Mr. Sudds is not an Economist and his views are rendered as an informal opinion to be taken for what it's worth. Any formal opinions and/or statistics provided in this press release are credited to its originating source. Visit contributing source info at http://www.sba.gov/advo/research/sbqei0404.pdf for further details.

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