'The best social benefit a government can give to its people is to fund entrepreneurs' - Ben Murray Bruce

According to Senator Ben Murray-Bruce, rather than give money to the poor in the country, the government should fund entrepreneurs. This will enable the creation of Jobs and leave a positive impact on the society.

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