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Tougher than the GFC: why NZ’s small businesses may be in worse shape than in 2008

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With rising costs and drops in consumer spending, small businesses have been struggling lately.

Continuous economic pressure is causing significant stress and burnout among small business owners, while confidence continues to decline.

Data from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment show company liquidations are up 40% in the first...

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