When we think of a failing economy, we often think of shortage of sales. But actually... What drives businesses down faster than low sales..(not no sales)

Is high costs.

Businesses last shorter, not because of lower sales.
They last shorter because of skyrocketing costs.
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think failing economy often think shortage sales actually drives businesses faster low sales sales high costs businesses last shorter lower sales last shorter skyrocketing costs
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The given Twitter post does not relate to a maintenance report feedback for public flat houses. The post discusses the impact of a failing economy on businesses, including the idea that shortages can drive sales and businesses can last shorter with lower sales and higher costs. This is not a maintenance-related issue and does not fall under the category of feedback for public flat houses.