Results show half not surviving more than two months without help
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Chad Heinrich, Arizona State Director, [email protected]
or Tony Malandra, Senior Media Manager, [email protected]
PHOENIX, April 2, 2020—From Chad Heinrich, Arizona state director for NFIB, on the release of its poll showing 92 percent of small-business owners negatively affected by the coronavirus and about half of small employers saying they can survive for no more than two months, and about one-third believing they can remain operational for 3-6 months.
“While this entire experience is unprecedented, Gov. Doug Ducey’s actions have been cutting edge—striking the delicate and correct balance between keeping Arizonans healthy while also allowing essential businesses to operate and continue to serve Arizona citizens. Arizona’s small businesses are especially proud of the governor’s leadership during this pandemic.”
Click here to read NFIB’s national news release and here for the six-page poll results with bar graphs on the results.
Keep up with the latest on Arizona small-business at www.nfib.com/arizona or by following NFIB on Twitter @NFIB_AZ
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