A majority of small-business owners think a recession is coming: Survey

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MakeIt Those working to mitigate their risk on a longterm basis have been predicting a recession by the end of 2019. Credit card debt is at an all time high and interest rates on the rise have made payments on that debt more difficult for consumers.

MakeIt Keep up the doom and gloom. Such biased reporting.

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MakeIt Yes, there is an election year coming as well

MakeIt Well obviously it’s because media keeps talking about recession

MakeIt Clinton Broadcast System has its fingers and toes crossed

MakeIt How many articles will we read about a recession coming followed by ones that say it’s not coming. So many “experts” with conflicting data

MakeIt Unfortunately it's been about a 30 year recession for small businesses in this country

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