Your favorite food truck. Your barber. Your corner store. You may not realize it, but many—if not most—of the businesses you interact with in your daily life are technically known as “microbusinesses.” These smallest of small businesses employ one to five people, including the owner.
Empowering Microbusinesses Is Key To A Stronger, More Inclusive Economy
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