Small businesses are dying pretty quickly, huh. Big companies eating meat while small ones sip broth—this disparity is getting more extreme.
200,000 layoffs vs 700,000 new hires, that gap... one tariff cut and SMEs lose any way to survive.
Not enough consumer spending plus cost pressures—caught in the middle and getting hammered. I'd bail if I were them.
Big companies expanding, small ones getting wiped out. This is 2024 everyone.
Capital concentration maxed out, small ones can't survive while big ones monopolize everything. Economic imbalance is just beginning.
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PoolJumper
· 01-06 04:55
Big corporations are eating well while small ones are scraping by—that's the playbook now.
Those tariffs were a real killer, small and medium enterprises got cut down directly.
Basically it's wealth inequality; the giants keep getting fatter while small business owners keep struggling.
Shrinking consumer spending + exploding costs—small businesses are doing well just to survive.
These numbers hit hard; behind 200,000 unemployed are how many families?
Large enterprises added 400,000 positions sounds like a lot, but what kind of jobs are they really?
Liquidity's going to collapse, not far off.
Micro and small enterprises have nowhere to go right now.
This is the real economic crisis, media won't even touch it.
Capital concentration, wealth flowing upward—same old story.
最新データは米国の雇用市場の分化傾向を明らかにしています。今年初以来、小規模企業（1-49人）は累計で約20万人の解雇を行っており、これは大企業の拡大と対照的です。50人以上の従業員を持つ企業では約70万人の新規雇用が生まれ、その中でも500人以上の巨大企業が40万人超の新しい雇用を生み出しています。
なぜ小規模企業は引き続き「縮小」しているのか？主な理由は二つです。一つは消費側の縮小で、家庭の支出意欲が明らかに低下していること。もう一つはコスト圧力で、関税政策が直接利益率を圧迫しています。これら二つの圧力により、中小企業は調整を余儀なくされています。この構造的な不均衡は、経済の分化が進行していることを反映しているだけでなく、市場の流動性が圧力を受ける可能性も示唆しています。