York County, NE Business & Human Impact Assessment April & May Survey results
1 Jun 2020
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YCDC continues to monitor COVID-19 impact on local businesses with the completion of two surveys. 28 companies answered both the April and May surveys with a total of 161 responses between the two surveys. Total responses represent 133 York County businesses
In both April and May, businesses were asked what their top three concerns were, moving forward. In April, the top three were: 1) the financial impact on operations and/or liquidity and capital; 2) decreasing consumer confidence/spending; 3) global or U.S. recession. In May, the top three were: 1) the financial impact on operations and/or liquidity and capital; 2) decreasing consumer confidence/spending; 3) global or U.S. recession.
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