Inti Pacheco
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82 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2019
last heard Jul 2020
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So one woman I talked to didn't have a social security number.
She also didn't have her business registered.
So she didn't even have an employer ID number, which is what you need to apply for these loans.
I know that there are efforts in Congress to target minority-owned businesses.
to try to give them loans for all those people that couldn't get loans the first or the second time around.
There are still funds available in the PPP program, but like I said, immigrants don't feel encouraged to apply.
You know, they just feel like, I won't have this thing, like this file, this form.
I won't have this paper that I need, so I won't get it anyway.
So why should I apply?
Thank you.
We talked to analysts and economists and they were seeing Apple as a very specific case.
It actually depends on each of the companies to see what's going to happen to them, whether they're going to have to cut their revenue forecasts like Apple did or if they're going to do fine because they've been planning for this because the economic slowdown in China actually started with the manufacturing sector back in late 2017.
Correct.
Yeah.
But as I said, basically, the slowdown started in late 2017 with the manufacturing sector and it snowballed into the rest of the economy.
So companies have been able to say, we're not going to sell as much as we're expecting and maybe change that in their quarterly reports.
It's not really as a price.
What some economists were saying is that if you look at the iPhone, it's a $1,000 product.
But other companies that are selling products that are within the $300 to $500 range are
are not seeing the same problem.
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