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Wednesday, October 3, 2007

Planning For The Worst

Harlan Platt, professor of finance and insurance at Northeastern University, believes that being pessimistic is a good trait to have when running your own business because it helps prepare for natural disasters. In a September 5th article in Smallbiz.com entitled, “Planning for the Worst Saves Time, Trouble,” by Diana Ransom, Professor Platt believes that whatever affects the company, can affect the community. “Often, a small business is so linked to the community it serves that it's particularly vulnerable to changes in local economic conditions,” says Harlan Platt. “For example, when customers get into trouble [small businesses] get into trouble," he says.

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