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Small Businesses Have Done All the Hiring Since the Pandemic. Now They’re In Trouble.
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January 25, 2023
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3:03Now PlayingSmall businesses in the U.S. have added a net 3.5 million jobs since February 2020, while large businesses have cut 800,000 jobs in that time. The economy is expected to slow and small businesses are historically the first and worst hit when that happens.
This could have big ramifications for the American economy – I’ll explain.
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