How Entrepreneurship Is Becoming a Lingua Franca

While everyone still talks of startup ecosystems in terms of nations, Christopher offers you to look beyond that and asserts that a more accurate unit would be cities, rather than countries. Borders get blurred in the age of technology, while the multiplier ramification of the upside could be spectacular: wherever there are problems and basic access to technology, we will see entrepreneurs emerging.

While a lot of this change was driven bottom-up, but it could go only as far; without rule of law, poor investment in education and without decent infrastructure change will be forced to wait, quite unnecessarily. Therefore top-bottom change has also to appear: improving quality of work and improving freedom of movement of ideas, people, goods and capital. Putting friction to achieving these goals will inhibit a great opportunity, so you’d better find yourself on the right side of history.