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Maybe you should make yourself aware of how many businesses exist within the US that are profitable vs how many businesses attempt to start up each year because you’re talking completely and utterly out of your ass on this topic. | |||
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Probably time for you to get some fresh air. You're going off the deep end this morning. | |||
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How come there’s no results when I search for the idea you claimed “most businesses lose money”? I mean it kind of explains your view of the world when you are operating on basic falsehoods like this. The idea that when you leave your house and look at a random store, you think they are failing on average. That definitely has to shape ones psyche. | |||
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However you seem woefully uneducated about statistics if you haven’t figured out that new businesses are a relatively small part of the overall population of businesses. There’s tons and tons of businesses that have been around 10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90-100+ years. Do you also think humans under 10 years old make up most the population of humans too? Let me see if I can explain this clearer in brainlet terms. Overwhelmingly most businesses that exist in the US are not new businesses. These businesses are almost all profitable. Most new businesses are risky and do not make it longer term. However, even if most new businesses fall victim to failure, they don’t make up a large percentage of overall businesses in the US. Putting this all together, at any given moment, businesses on average are profitable and it’s not close. Bosses wouldn’t be paying people salaries if most businesses were losing money. We would be in the middle of the worst depression ever seen. | |||
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Last edited by Teppler; 12-08-2019 at 02:11 PM..
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