Firing large numbers of people doesn't just affect the fired
workers. It doesn't just affect their families. It affects all the
small businesses around their homes and workplaces.
Fire 500
people, and that's 500 people who don't need to get
anything drycleaned any more, 500 people who aren't
stopping for coffee on the way to work, who aren't going to
that little deli for lunch, who won't impulsively stop to buy
flowers on the way home, 500 people who aren't able to pay
for daycare now, who won't go to the car wash every week,
who can no longer afford the farmer's market on the
weekend, who won't be replacing the old couch after all,
who start cutting their own hair instead of going to the
salon, who decide to cut back on Christmas presents this
year.
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Showing posts with label economy. Show all posts
EPA's Effect on the Economy
Good news!
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) greatly benefits the U.S. economy by improving health and creating jobs.
Read about it here.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) greatly benefits the U.S. economy by improving health and creating jobs.
Read about it here.
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