
Self-Employed Entrepreneurs Earn Significantly More but Face High Inequality
A study analyzing data from 2000 to 2015 shows that entrepreneurs tend to earn more than paid employees as they age, with self-employed individuals making up to 70% more by age 55, but significant income inequality exists among the self-employed, with most income concentrated among the top earners. The findings challenge stereotypes about entrepreneurs and highlight their potential for higher earnings and growth, especially in small businesses and trades.










