The success rate of their SBIR applications has become sufficiently low, 15 percent for Phase I for many of these, that applicants no longer view the program as a viable path to think about how to get something started.
Shaheen highlights the declining success rate of SBIR applications affecting new businesses.
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Let's look at what we can get done in the timeframe we have, and recognize there is real urgency to get these premium tax credits extended.
Families are already struggling with high costs, and allowing these tax credits to expire would make things much worse for working Americans.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is the point at which obstruction is happening. He needs to look at what he is doing and change his position.
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