On the recordFebruary 5, 2019
More people don't start small businesses because they can't get real access to health care than otherwise would start businesses.
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congress.govMore people don't start small businesses because they can't get real access to health care than otherwise would start businesses.
Pocan discusses how lack of healthcare access hinders entrepreneurship.
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