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JAUSA (n.d.). National Entrepreneurship Month Research Shows 41 Percent of Teens would Consider Starting a Business as Career Option. Junior Achievement USA.
https://jausa.ja.org/news/press-releases/national-entrepreneurship-month-research-shows-41-percent-of-teens-would-consider-starting-a-business-as-career-option

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• TITLE: Connecting the Youth to Business

  AUTHORS: Dustin M. Meyer

  KEYWORDS: Youth Entrepreneurship, Business Education, Entrepreneurial Mindset, Financial Literacy, Digital Entrepreneurship, Business Simulation, Resilience in Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Creativity in Entrepreneurship

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Business and Management, Vol.13 No.4, July 9, 2025

  ABSTRACT: This article explores how bridging the gap between youth and business education can empower the next generation of entrepreneurs. It examines misconceptions shaped by social media, the importance of early, practical business education, and effective strategies—including simulation-based learning, technology integration, and mentorship—to foster entrepreneurial skills. By analyzing real-world case studies and incorporating insights from established entrepreneurs, the journal advocates for collaborative efforts among educators, mentors, and policymakers to nurture independent, innovative thinkers. Ultimately, this educational journey has the capacity to redefine the American dream—shifting the focus from material acquisitions to creativity, ethical leadership, and expanded opportunities for success.