Monthly report

Article Abstract:

Small businesses and the general economy are forecasted to show a strong year despite the slowing of national economic growth. Labor quality remains the leading problem faced by small business owners, followed by bureaucracy and regulations. Price increases have been reported to rise between May and June 1998 with the average net percentage of companies increasing prices posted at about 1%. First quarter growth was posted at 5% with second quarter growth remaining to be strong but at a slower pace.

National Income & Expenditure, Analysis, Forecasts and trends, United States economic conditions

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Overview - small business optimism

Article Abstract:

A small business survey conducted in July 1996 lends support to predictions by most economists of a marked slowing in the second half the year. The survey involved a sample of 7,200 small business owners belonging to the National Federation of Independent Business. Among other findings, the survey found that labor market strength, capital spending, labor costs and inflation are the four most important factors that will determine small business performance in the second half of 1996.

Industry Overview, Surveys

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Small business compensation

Article Abstract:

Graphs and tables that represent compensation plans and compensation changes of small businesses in the United States are presented. The figures include data from 1986 to 2007.

United States, Strategy & planning, Planning, Company business planning, Compensation (Business), SOHO, Table, Graph

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