Jennifer Lopez: Failure Of Free Enterprise System

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Have you ever wanted to start you down business? Jennifer Lopez did, she has her business today, it may not be the greatest but, she did it. Today i will tell you about the free enterprise system, and how Jennifer made her dream happen. In a free enterprise system companies can become more successful by competing with their competitors in service and or pricing. Jennifer might have some fails but that is okay because she got started with her business using free enterprise. She has inspired kids all around the world to make there own fashion company. Even though her business didn't work as she had hoped she till stayed positive. She got in to buisness with a man named Andy and in The New York Times Jennifer states that "'I just felt like I

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