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Immigrants start new businesses at rapid rate

Katherine Fennelly discusses why immigrants are more likely than native-born residents to be entrepreneurs.

"People who come to the United States, are people who have a certain amount of initiative," she said. "They're people who are willing to take a risk in order to better their lives and those are characteristics that bode well for the establishment of new businesses."

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December 19, 2011

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