Keeping communities employed and safe

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While the figures vary from community to community, the overall pattern is one of significantly more local recirculation of wealth in independent versus chain environments. These patterns can be put to good use through buy local campaigns with the goal of increasing the wealth that sustains the community.


Some communities can safely afford the loss of bolivia number data and tax revenue documented in another Urban Economics study that details the impact of Americans' Amazon habits, state by state and nationwide:



While the recent Supreme Court ruling allowing states to tax e-commerce models could improve some of these dire numbers, towns and cities that buy local coalitions can speak clearly: The loss of tax revenue that leads to underfunding of emergency services like fire departments is simply unsustainable and unsustainable. A study conducted a few years ago found that ⅔ of volunteer firefighters in the United States report that their departments are underfunded and 86% of these brave workers have to dip into their own pockets to buy supplies to keep their stations running. As I write these statistics below, a 10,000-acre wildfire is burning just a few hours north of me…

Meanwhile, Inc.com is pointing out ,