The United States government views entrepreneurship as a result of an individual's self-motivation.The government can do very little to encourage an individual to become an entrepreneur.
The U.S.federal government passed the Immigration Act of 1990,which created a category of "investors visas" intended to lure entrepreneurs to our country.Enterprise zones and investment tax credits have also been used to encourage entrepreneurs.

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The U.S. government actively encourages entrepreneurship through policies like the Immigration Act of 1990, enterprise zones, and investment tax credits, which are designed to attract and support entrepreneurs.

The United States Government Views Entrepreneurship as a Result of an Individual's