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The Main Street Journal challenges the tendency to overestimate medium-sized and large businesses and overlook the smallest firms that make up Canada’s economy
Half of workers in business with fewer than 50 employees work for micro-businesses with 0-4 employees.
of private-sector firms are self-employed or micro-business
employees defines a micro-business
of Canadian firms are not large
Focus on Fortune 500 companies
Follows firms with PR departments
Can hide the scale of micro-businesses
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