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      <title>Letter to a Young Entrepreneur</title>
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      <description>Background The past year and a half I have watched a friend build and launch a new business. This article shares ideas that are important when building a new business. Some concepts I have taught in a Math for MBAs course. Other concepts I wish were taught in such a course. The terms in this article are important to identify paths to profitability. Perhaps, more importantly, this article can help identify when a business will not be profitable.</description>
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