Prior to the so-called pandemic:
The U.S. was home to more than 30 million small businesses
These small businesses accounted for roughly half the Gross Domestic Product and jobs in America
A mere 20,000 big companies made up the other half of the economy
When the lockdowns were implemented, most small businesses were forced to shutter — many permanently. Large companies remained open and thrived. Also, trillions of dollars were injected into the markets by the Federal Reserve. Stock valuations were inflated and the tech world’s top seven companies added $3.4 trillion in value in 2020.
There is now a record-breaking 2,755 billionaires on the planet. Their combined worth is $13.1 trillion — compared to $8 trillion in 2019.
It was never about a virus…
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