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As reported by Juliet Chung in The Wall Street Journal, the true heart of wealth accumulation in the United States lies in business ownership rooted in everyday towns across the country. The most lucrative businesses are often perceived as "boring" but are exceedingly profitable, ranging from auto dealerships and beverage distribution to grocery stores and dental practices. This insight stems from a comprehensive analysis conducted by economists Owen Zidar from Princeton University and Eric Zwick from the University of Chicago, who will publish findings that challenge popular perceptions of wealth.