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But where are these jobs to come from?  \nWe must ask, what is the correct path to sustained economic growth?  \nTo answer this question, take a step back in time and examine the writings of an early economic thinker, Jean-Baptiste Say (1767-1832) . Say’s law, distilled, says “supply creates its own demand.”  \nFor the entrepreneur or small business owner, Say’s law simply translates to our government allocating resources (less taxes, less regulation) to the productive side of the economy – the side that produce real goods and real services and real jobs.  \nMartinez gets Jean-Baptiste Say  \nI don’t know if our new governor has read Say or not, but she clearly understands that good economic and government policy mean getting out of the way of entrepreneurs and small businesses and empowering the productive side, as she said here in her State of the State address:  \nAMERICANACTIONFORUM.ORG  \n“I’ve long said that government doesn’t create jobs.  \n“Government creates the environment where small businesses can create those jobs.  \n“It’s the small businesses – the mom and pop shops – the small startups that get lost in the layers of regulatory red tape in which different state agencies require different permit processes.”  \nTo address regulatory problems, Martinez proposes standardizing multi-agency  \nadministrative practices by passing what she is calling the “Red Tape Reduction Act.”  \nIn other words, give small businesses tools, not rules, to get their businesses off the ground in a shorter period of time and in a less costly way so they can create products and services that people want and will pay for, and that, in turn, will create jobs.  \nTool Shed New Mexico  \nThere are a lot of jobs that will never return to New Mexico after this horrendous recession ends. We need to rethink, reinvigorate and reinvent our economy. That’s not a depressing scenario – it’s an altar call for all of us to answer with innovative solutions.  \nOne idea that sprang to mind as I was listening to the governor’s speech is for the government to start a website dedicated to providing tools to help New Mexicans grow their businesses. Think of the website as a “tool shed for prosperity.”  \nThe way I see it, Tool Shed New Mexico would be a lot of things. For starters, the website content strategy will be long on practical advice and resourceful links and short on rah-rah partisan rhetoric. The information and tools on this site will be designed specifically for small and medium-sized businesses – and for people who advise and support them.  \nTool Shed New Mexico would provide free access to a wide range of resources. It would  \nAMERICANACTIONFORUM.ORG  \nact as a gateway to government and private sector business information, news and services. On this site there would be practical resources and links to information to help business owners and managers start, manage and grow their businesses – and deal with the day-to-day challenges they face.  \nTool Shed New Mexico would be a clearinghouse for everything a small business needs to know and do in moving its business forward:  \n Starting a new business – frequently asked questions  \n Is your business idea viable?  \n Writing a business plan (free template)  \n How to keep business records  \n Cash flow forecasting  \n Calculating your break-even point  \n Setting terms of payment  \n Tax obligations when setting up a business  \n Pricing your product  \n Sources of capital  \n How to raise capital for your business  \n Business grants for New Mexicans  \n Tips on applying for a loan  \n What investors look for in a business  \n Writing a marketing plan (free template)  \n How to avoid common marketing mistakes  \n Tips on developing a website  \n Using e-commerce to generat","cbCaikNJFCTmKSHG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikNJFCTmKSHG","pdf",87041,"English","# Job creation and the policy focus\n## Say’s law and government’s role\n## Red Tape Reduction Act and standardization\n## Tool Shed New Mexico concept and resources\n## Resource sharing and community approach\n## Office of Business Advocacy and program reallocation","[{\"question\":\"Why does the text emphasize tools rather than rules for job creation?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that small businesses need an easier environment to start and grow. 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