The Entrepreneurial Society has been decades in the making. It is characterized by dramatic innovation and productivity growth. For the U.S., the most important question has become how to maintain its economic dynamism within this new state of affairs. After the collapse of the Soviet state and emergence of transition economies, the important question for developing countries is choosing the best model to pursue. Developing countries can adopt an economic system similar to Europe, where large state companies and bureaucracies dominate, often driving scientists to find work in the U.S. On the other hand, these countries can evaluate economic policies and consciously model their own strategies similar to the U.S. (Stough, Kulkarni, and Paelinck, 2002).