Systemic Barriers Impacting Immigrant Entrepreneurs in the U.S and their Possible Solutions

This policy examines the systemic barriers that immigrant entrepeneurs face. Entrepeneurship is a often an attempt at upward mobility and immigrants often engage in it.

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Inquiry-driven, this project may reflect personal views, aiming to enrich problem-related discourse.

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Allison Chen

2025 Spring Fellow

Allison is a high school student interested in the intersection of finance, economics and science. She continues to pursue these fields through various organizations and research studies.

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This essay will examine the impact of income inequality on long-run economic growth, drawing on economic theory and empirical analysis.

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Allison Chen

Other Fellowship Capstones

U.S. Sanctions, Iran, and Women

Unequal Coverage: Addressing Inequities in Healthcare Insurance Access in the United States

The Impact of Income Inequality on Long-Run Economic Growth