Paradoxically it costs more to shut down then to stay open. This is due to less spending, causing less growth, less jobs, less taxes and so on, compounded over time.
It’s sort of like asking how much do you save by not investing for retirement.
Paradoxically it costs more to shut down then to stay open. This is due to less spending, causing less growth, less jobs, less taxes and so on, compounded over time.
It’s sort of like asking how much do you save by not investing for retirement.