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Entrepreneurship is a symptom of the place that nurtures high aspiration. Some locations will spring a disproportionate share of great outcomes from entrepreneurs. Recognize that as an effect, not a cause. Today high aspirations live in a crowd. That is unusual by historical comparison. Historians describe the way U.S. Steel dominated Pittsburgh, and how a small set of auto fi rms dominated Detroit. Nobody today talks about one firm dominating a vibrant city. Maybe the closest comparable situation today is the way Microsoft and Amazon dominate Seattle, which is notable for its rarity. Today the ownership structure for the supply chain for IT lies in multiple hands in many locations. The location developed the factors in response to many forces, not because a single fi rm asked for it. The opposite also holds. The mix has to be nearly present for independent reasons, before the aspirations become common. That means small regions are at an inherent disadvantage because they simply cannot get big enough to have that mix. To be sure, it does not prevent world -changing aspirations from thriving in cities such as Austin and Tel Aviv. It does mean smaller places are out of the running

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