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Understanding Why Businesses Fail So Yours Won’t

Post Date: Sep 20, 2007 1:43 a.m.
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Some people don’t like to talk about business failure, as if talking about it will somehow make it more likely to happen to them But if you don’t understand what causes a business to fail, then you aren’t going to be very well prepared to avoid a failure, or know what signs to look for in your own startup planning. First, let’s clear up some understanding of what failure is. In most studies, the researchers can’t tell the difference between a business that closed, a business that changed ownership, and a business that actually lost money and was forced to close its doors. In the real world, only a money losing business is really a failure. Selling a business to a new owner is certainly a viable way to move on to other things, and can often produce a profit. Closing down or folding up operations without owing anyone money is also a choice that a business owner can make that doesn’t mean the business failed- it could simply mean they opened a...

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