Will Small Business Surge in this Recession Too?
Small business formations actually accelerated in the last two recessions.
It’s more evidence that the CPA profession is counter-cyclical. But can it happen this time?
Article can be found at http://cpatrendlines.com/2008/12/15/will-small-business-surge-in-this-recession-too/
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