Illinois: 1/3 of All Businesses are now Closed from C***D lockdowns - Out Of Business !
Apr 10, 2021 21:41:55 #
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One-Third of Small Businesses in Illinois Have Closed Due to the P******c
April 9, 2021 The Center Square 2
By: G. Edward Griffin on
NeedToKnowNews.com
Illinois: An analysis from the nonpartisan Illinois Policy Institute found that 35% of small businesses, the main job providers in the state, are now closed compared to before the p******c.
C***d restrictions tended to be tighter population-dense areas. The analysis showed 50% of small businesses in the food services and accommodations industry and 51% in the leisure and hospitality industry have closed. Businesses that are still standing fear tax increases.
Businesses of all sizes have struggled during the C****-** p******c, but it has been especially difficult for smaller businesses.
Using data from the Opportunity Insights Economic Tracker, a project of Harvard University, an analysis from the nonpartisan Illinois Policy Institute found that 35% of small businesses in Illinois are closed now compared to before the p******c.
Bryce Hill, a senior research analyst with the think tank, said there are two main reasons for the closures.
“No. 1, population-dense areas have been more drastically affected by C****-**, and there are also going to be economic realities of mitigation measures that were put into place in Illinois that may have been tighter than in some other areas,” Hill said.
The analysis also showed 50% of small businesses in the food services and accommodations industry and 51% in the leisure and hospitality industry have closed. These were the most affected sectors in Illinois.
Over 38% of small businesses in the educational and health services industry are still closed, the sixth most in the nation.
Read full article here… https://www.thecentersquare.com/illinois/analysis-shows-a-third-of-illinois-small-businesses-have-closed/article_a6e4bd88-93e4-11eb-9677-73aef2732490.html
Because, more PAIN Is on the Way !
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
One-Third of Small Businesses in Illinois Have Closed Due to the P******c
April 9, 2021 The Center Square 2
By: G. Edward Griffin on
NeedToKnowNews.com
Illinois: An analysis from the nonpartisan Illinois Policy Institute found that 35% of small businesses, the main job providers in the state, are now closed compared to before the p******c.
C***d restrictions tended to be tighter population-dense areas. The analysis showed 50% of small businesses in the food services and accommodations industry and 51% in the leisure and hospitality industry have closed. Businesses that are still standing fear tax increases.
Businesses of all sizes have struggled during the C****-** p******c, but it has been especially difficult for smaller businesses.
Using data from the Opportunity Insights Economic Tracker, a project of Harvard University, an analysis from the nonpartisan Illinois Policy Institute found that 35% of small businesses in Illinois are closed now compared to before the p******c.
Bryce Hill, a senior research analyst with the think tank, said there are two main reasons for the closures.
“No. 1, population-dense areas have been more drastically affected by C****-**, and there are also going to be economic realities of mitigation measures that were put into place in Illinois that may have been tighter than in some other areas,” Hill said.
The analysis also showed 50% of small businesses in the food services and accommodations industry and 51% in the leisure and hospitality industry have closed. These were the most affected sectors in Illinois.
Over 38% of small businesses in the educational and health services industry are still closed, the sixth most in the nation.
Read full article here… https://www.thecentersquare.com/illinois/analysis-shows-a-third-of-illinois-small-businesses-have-closed/article_a6e4bd88-93e4-11eb-9677-73aef2732490.html
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