A return to, "YOU DIDN'T BUILD THAT".... lol.... That's all we need. Another democratic asshole telling OUR NATION'S EMPLOYERS that they are "bad"....... That's something @NJPSU endorses. Working is waaaaaaaaaaaaay over rated.
Small business confidence.... lol...
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/bid...o-deep-depression-tom-del-beccaro-steve-moore
Small business has been crushed by the lockdown era. For instance, as much as 30 percent of restaurants are likely to never reopen because of the steep financial losses of the past several months. Surveys of small business owners find that as many as half worry that they will not have the financial resources to avoid bankruptcy this summer.
Given that small business has accounted for 61 percent of the job growth in this country over the last two decades, without healthy small businesses, we could see double-digit unemployment rates through the November elections and beyond. To address that, we need policies that will foster small business startups.
Of course, the secret to capitalism is right there in the word – capital. In order to start a business, the prospective owner must accumulate capital (usually savings and often capital from investors or banks). The entrepreneur then places that capital at risk. Whether the entrepreneur takes that risk depends on how easy it becomes to accumulate capital and the expected rate of return.
Small business confidence.... lol...
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/bid...o-deep-depression-tom-del-beccaro-steve-moore
Small business has been crushed by the lockdown era. For instance, as much as 30 percent of restaurants are likely to never reopen because of the steep financial losses of the past several months. Surveys of small business owners find that as many as half worry that they will not have the financial resources to avoid bankruptcy this summer.
Given that small business has accounted for 61 percent of the job growth in this country over the last two decades, without healthy small businesses, we could see double-digit unemployment rates through the November elections and beyond. To address that, we need policies that will foster small business startups.
Of course, the secret to capitalism is right there in the word – capital. In order to start a business, the prospective owner must accumulate capital (usually savings and often capital from investors or banks). The entrepreneur then places that capital at risk. Whether the entrepreneur takes that risk depends on how easy it becomes to accumulate capital and the expected rate of return.
