Around the world, increased attention is being paid to inclusive economic growth, which, according to the World Bank, suggests that for growth to be sustainable in the long run it should be broad-based across sectors and inclusive of the large part of the country’s labor force, regardless of demographics. Encouraging this type of growth oftentimes requires political, social, and systematic change, though action is already being taken in both the United States and abroad. The United States ranks as a leader among advanced economies in inclusive asset building and entrepreneurship, although it lags in employment and labor compensation, according to a recent report on inclusive growth and development by the World Economic Forum.