The US business landscape often focuses on large corporations like Exxon and IBM, which are seen as monopolies due to their productivity. This has led to calls for divestiture and government regulation to prevent worker and consumer exploitation. However, this paper suggests that the current business environment lacks entrepreneurial incentives, highlighting the potential for small businesses to thrive with easing restrictions. Entrepreneurship drives market creativity, economic growth, and technological innovation. Small businesses face job requirements and financing shifts, while large corporations struggle with technological advancements and government intervention. Joseph Schumpeter predicted entrepreneurship's decline, but small businesses provide new job opportunities, adapt to economic conditions, and contribute to modern industrial society through competitive products and technologies.