Introduction to Business Textbooks

Ever since the pandemic first broke out, small businesses and their welfare have become some of the most talked-about subjects.

After all, many had no choice but to shut down; and while some did so only temporarily, others closed permanently. Yet, new ones have already begun to pop up—at a rate higher than ever before.

To better understand their importance in the post-pandemic world, we have compiled a not-so-small list of small business facts, some of which are sure to astound you.

Many Americans dream of starting a business and — despite recent economic downturns — they continue to pursue this dream more than ever.

Starting a business is a daunting pursuit, and doing it successfully means you need an idea of how well your state caters to new businesses and startups. In other words: You need to understand your state's business ecosystem.

"New technologies, evolving customer demands, and societal shifts are rapidly changing the business landscape. These factors paved the way for location-independent companies, niche markets, disruptive industries, as well as closely-knit global teams. However, to reap the benefits that these changes have to offer, you must keep yourself up-to-date on the emerging entrepreneurship trends.

"To help you out, we have compiled some data on the different industry shifts to look out for in 2020 and beyond. With this, it’ll be easier for you to fully grasp the changes that can affect your entrepreneurial endeavors and update your strategies accordingly. As such, you can keep your business moving forward in the changing times and keep your edge against the competition."