We dont want to do it that way. We want to go big, go solid. The country is very strong. Weve never been so strong. We dont want, with this invisible enemy, we dont want airlines going out of business, we dont want people losing their jobs or not having money to live when they were doing very well four weeks ago. So we are going big, and that is the way it will be and that is the way everybody seems to like it on the hill. Susan historian and author amity shlaes, that is President Trump and want in one of his recent announcements about the goals on a big series of Economic Relief packages to stem the Economic Impact of the coronavirus. Other World Leaders are doing the same. As we start out here, since you are looking at this through the lens of history, are there good historical parallels for the covid19 crisis . Amity the crisis is beginning to look like in 192930. It also looks like 191819, 1920. Im honored to be here. I should say, to discuss all these parallels. I want to mention
Business administration, which fills our commitment to women entrepreneurs. The sequester has the potential to undermine this very promise by reducing sba funding. As a result, loans to women will be reduced by 250 million, translating to an decrease of 2,500 jobs. This means fewer women will be able to access affordable capital to turn their ideas, their dreams, into reality. When it comes to contracting, we have been fighting for so long we even took the Bush Administration to court to implement a contracting women program, and now that it is up and running, were going to shut the door, preventing a level Playing Field for womens businesses to act as federal contractors. We have not achieved the mandating contracting goal of 5 . This will translate to 1. 3 billion in Small Business contracts that will be lost for women entrepreneurs. This will jeopardize at least 15,000 jobs. When combined with the closure of Business Centers that serve mainly women across america that will provide T
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There are at least 86 professional licenses set to expire in zip code 85260 during the week ending January 2, according to the State of Arizona.
More than 99 percent of Arizona s businesses are considered small, with more than 40 percent of Arizona employees working for small businesses, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration.
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