Moonshine in West Virginia, drive-through daiquiris in Louisiana?
1/2000 Montanans opened a small business? Maybe it’s true, but the extreme outlier raises my alarms and makes me wonder if there was a normalization mistake somewhere.
Alternatively, this is a small numbers problem, and raw data is important alongside the fraction.
.5% is the best we do? Damn
Wyoming is the new Delaware.
Not enough lawyers in the state to regulate anything.
I would think the dispensaries alone in Oklahoma would take it to the top of the list.
WY and DE? These states aren’t opening small businesses, they are issuing articles of incorporation.
The west coast is doing good: you’d think small businesses all died there the way it’s covered by the media
Keeping track of small businesses is like taking a head count on the Titanic
ya they just registered there, for tax reasons, does not mean the resident there are actually operating the business
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Moonshine in West Virginia, drive-through daiquiris in Louisiana?
1/2000 Montanans opened a small business? Maybe it’s true, but the extreme outlier raises my alarms and makes me wonder if there was a normalization mistake somewhere.
Alternatively, this is a small numbers problem, and raw data is important alongside the fraction.
.5% is the best we do? Damn
Wyoming is the new Delaware.
Not enough lawyers in the state to regulate anything.
I would think the dispensaries alone in Oklahoma would take it to the top of the list.
WY and DE? These states aren’t opening small businesses, they are issuing articles of incorporation.
The west coast is doing good: you’d think small businesses all died there the way it’s covered by the media
Keeping track of small businesses is like taking a head count on the Titanic
ya they just registered there, for tax reasons, does not mean the resident there are actually operating the business
We are surprisingly pretty good
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