As stimulus talks drag on, 'Main Street is burning': Stanford business expert

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Stanford Graduate School of Business professor David Dodson explains why getting more financial stimulus from the federal government to Main Street is critical for the national economy in the fourth quarter.

As talks in Washington, D.C. over a new round of financial and economic stimulus continue, Stanford Graduate School of Business lecturer and small business advisor David Dodson doesn't like what he sees on Main Street or for the U.S. economy.

The retail sector is entering the crucial fourth quarter that includes holiday sales which represent the largest annual revenue period for many. "If it doesn't do well, it could have ripple effects on the rest of the economy," Dodson said. "The 850,000 Covid-related bankruptcies we saw in the summer will look like nothing."U.S.

, and at lunch, Trump says let's just wait until after the election, and at dinner, we have a new bill on the table."

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