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| Introduction (9 megabyte download) |
Thomas M. Sullivan, Office of Advocacy, U.S. Small Business Administration Chad Moutray, Office of Advocacy, U.S. Small Business Administration |
| Session 1: Business Dynamics,
Entrepreneurship, and the Macroeconomy in the 21st Century (40 megabyte download) |
Panelists: Zoltan Acs, University of Baltimore (moderator) John Haltiwanger, University of Maryland Frederic M. Scherer |
| Session 2: Small Business
& Demographic Trends in the 21st Century (44 megabyte download) |
Panelists: Paul Reynolds, Babson College (moderator) Robert Fairlie, University of California at Santa Cruz Patricia Greene, Babson College Marta Tienda, Princeton University |
| Session 3: Small Business,
Technology, and Innovation in the 21st Century (39 megabyte download) |
Panelists: David Audretsch, Indiana University (moderator) Paul Almeida, Georgetown University Maryann P. Feldman, University of Toronto & John Hopkins University Melissa Schilling, New York University |
| Lunch (42 megabyte download) |
Luncheon Remarks Robert Litan, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation & Brookings Institution Keynote Address The Honorable John W. Snow, Secretary of the U.S. Treasury |
| Session 5: Small Business
Finance in the 21st Century (37 megabyte download) |
Panelists: Allen Berger, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
(moderator) Josh Lerner, Harvard Business School Greg Udell, Indiana University |
| Session 6: Future of Small
Business Policy Making (37 megabyte download) |
Panelists: Thomas M. Sullivan, Office of Advocacy, U.S.
Small Business Administration (moderator) Stephen Friedman, National Economic Council John Graham, Office of Information & Regulatory Affairs Doug Holtz-Eakin, Congressional Budget Office |
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Cosponsorship Authorization # 04-3111-07