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Let's hope this guy is wrong.
Coronavirus 'good scenario' could be 20% of small businesses fail
Karen Mills, the former administrator of the Small Business Administration, welcomed the stimulus, but expressed concern on whether the money could arrive fast enough to make a difference.finance.yahoo.com
I wonder who outsourced us, cucked us as it were, to communists. Was is not American capitalists?What's even worse is the stores that will gain from it are the ones
that sell mostly Chinese crap.
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Let's hope this guy is wrong.
Coronavirus 'good scenario' could be 20% of small businesses fail
Karen Mills, the former administrator of the Small Business Administration, welcomed the stimulus, but expressed concern on whether the money could arrive fast enough to make a difference.
In the 80's they changed the antitrust laws and tax codes which gave the green light for vulture capitalists ( private equity and investment firms ) like Bain Capital ( Mitt's old company that swallowed up Toys R Us and a bunch of others). Then by the early 90's the trade deals sealed our fate and the outsourcing began.
Let's hope this guy is wrong.
Coronavirus 'good scenario' could be 20% of small businesses fail
Karen Mills, the former administrator of the Small Business Administration, welcomed the stimulus, but expressed concern on whether the money could arrive fast enough to make a difference.
That's been a worry of mine since we started seeing stay-at-home orders and mandatory business closures. It seems like the sort of thing that could spiral. On the other hand, as I'm neither an economist nor a virologist, I can't say with any certainty what the right balance is between the health of the country and the economy.
Oh, and Karen Mills is a woman.
We have the infrastructure in place to bounce back from thisLet's hope this guy is wrong.
Coronavirus 'good scenario' could be 20% of small businesses fail
Karen Mills, the former administrator of the Small Business Administration, welcomed the stimulus, but expressed concern on whether the money could arrive fast enough to make a difference.
That's been a worry of mine since we started seeing stay-at-home orders and mandatory business closures. It seems like the sort of thing that could spiral. On the other hand, as I'm neither an economist nor a virologist, I can't say with any certainty what the right balance is between the health of the country and the economy.
Oh, and Karen Mills is a woman.
The data is clear on the body count trajectory, the only reliable data we have given testing capacity shortfall.
Let's hope this guy is wrong.
Coronavirus 'good scenario' could be 20% of small businesses fail
Karen Mills, the former administrator of the Small Business Administration, welcomed the stimulus, but expressed concern on whether the money could arrive fast enough to make a difference.
That's been a worry of mine since we started seeing stay-at-home orders and mandatory business closures. It seems like the sort of thing that could spiral. On the other hand, as I'm neither an economist nor a virologist, I can't say with any certainty what the right balance is between the health of the country and the economy.
Oh, and Karen Mills is a woman.
The data is clear on the body count trajectory, the only reliable data we have given testing capacity shortfall.
The death rate? No, that's pretty clear. And America's trajectory is still not leveling off.Let's hope this guy is wrong.
Coronavirus 'good scenario' could be 20% of small businesses fail
Karen Mills, the former administrator of the Small Business Administration, welcomed the stimulus, but expressed concern on whether the money could arrive fast enough to make a difference.
That's been a worry of mine since we started seeing stay-at-home orders and mandatory business closures. It seems like the sort of thing that could spiral. On the other hand, as I'm neither an economist nor a virologist, I can't say with any certainty what the right balance is between the health of the country and the economy.
Oh, and Karen Mills is a woman.
The data is clear on the body count trajectory, the only reliable data we have given testing capacity shortfall.
I think the data is too limited to make many confident decisions.
Sure, cool.We have the infrastructure in place to bounce back from thisLet's hope this guy is wrong.
Coronavirus 'good scenario' could be 20% of small businesses fail
Karen Mills, the former administrator of the Small Business Administration, welcomed the stimulus, but expressed concern on whether the money could arrive fast enough to make a difference.
That's been a worry of mine since we started seeing stay-at-home orders and mandatory business closures. It seems like the sort of thing that could spiral. On the other hand, as I'm neither an economist nor a virologist, I can't say with any certainty what the right balance is between the health of the country and the economy.
Oh, and Karen Mills is a woman.
The data is clear on the body count trajectory, the only reliable data we have given testing capacity shortfall.
in "a very short period of time, hopefully", to quote President Trump.
Maybe the biggest difference between 1929 and now, if the SHTF for real, is we have 110 million more people whose life expectancy is twice what it was then.
www.worldometers.info
And that's not even including musicians, drug dealers and hookers.FYI....Most sm biz owners can't collect UI
The death rate? No, that's pretty clear. And America's trajectory is still not leveling off.Let's hope this guy is wrong.
Coronavirus 'good scenario' could be 20% of small businesses fail
Karen Mills, the former administrator of the Small Business Administration, welcomed the stimulus, but expressed concern on whether the money could arrive fast enough to make a difference.
That's been a worry of mine since we started seeing stay-at-home orders and mandatory business closures. It seems like the sort of thing that could spiral. On the other hand, as I'm neither an economist nor a virologist, I can't say with any certainty what the right balance is between the health of the country and the economy.
Oh, and Karen Mills is a woman.
The data is clear on the body count trajectory, the only reliable data we have given testing capacity shortfall.
I think the data is too limited to make many confident decisions.
