The Partnership’s second Business Impact Survey reveals an increasing number of businesses are feeling negative effects from the economic shocks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
This quarter one update will address the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on jobs, Central Florida’s specific exposure to the economic downturn, and cover indicators to consider in response efforts as well as those to watch for signals of recovery in quarter two.
The results from the first Business Impact Survey to measure the emerging impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on the Central Florida business community revealed 74 percent of companies are feeling negative impacts from the crisis.
A Coronavirus (COVID-19) Impact Planning Report highlights the most vulnerable populations from both a health and economic standpoint.
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