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The               U.S.

Congress               currently               is               debating               whether               to               raise               the               Federal               government's               debt               ceiling.

According               to               Treasury               Department,               the               government               could               hit               its               debt               limit               sometime               in               May.

Apparently               there               are               some               technical               moves               the               government               could               make               to               put               off               the               day               of               reckoning               a               bit               further,               but               without               some               action,               in               the               next               few               months,               the               debt               limit               could               be               reached.

Although               none               of               us               know               for               sure               how               the               markets               would               react               if               this               happens,               the               implications               for               your               small               business               generally               don't               appear               to               be               good.

Here               are               a               few               of               the               possible               effects               on               small               businesses               if               the               debt               limit               isn't               raised.

First,               some               economists               believe               not               raising               the               debt               limit               could               push               the               economy               into               a               recession,               because               government               spending               would               have               to               be               cut               drastically.

The               government               would               have               enough               revenue               coming               in               to               continue               to               pay               principal               and               interest               due               on               its               debt               and,               therefore,               to               avoid               default.

But               it               would               not               have               enough               revenue               to               pay               all               its               bills.

Spending               on               big               programs               like               Social               Security,               Medicare,               Medicaid               and               defense               would               have               to               be               cut               sharply               and               these               cuts               would               have               a               ripple               effect               through               the               economy               resulting               in               lower               consumer               spending.

For               most               small               businesses,               recession               means               lower               demand               and,               therefore,               less               revenue               and               cash               flow.
               Second,               financing               for               small               businesses               could               dry               up.

The               combination               of               a               weaker               economic               outlook               and               uncertainty               related               to               government               spending               could               restrict               lending               except               for               the               highest               quality               borrowers.

Therefore,               if               your               small               business               doesn't               already               have               secure               financing               in               place,               its               sources               of               capital,               both               short               term               and               long               term,               could               disappear.
               Third,               the               cost               of               capital               could               rise,               so,               even               if               your               business               has               financing               in               place               (such               as               a               line               of               credit),               unless               it               has               a               fixed               rate               that               can't               easily               be               changed,               you               may               be               paying               much               higher               rates.

However,               what               happens               to               interest               rates               if               the               debt               ceiling               isn't               raised               is               unclear.

While               many               economists               believe               rates               will               rise               because               of               increased               financial               uncertainty               and               economic               risk,               others               suggest               that               sharply               falling               demand               and               the               resulting               recession               might               actually               cause               rates               to               fall.

In               reality,               whether               rates               rise               or               fall               may               be               irrelevant               to               your               small               business               if               demand               drops               sharply,               revenue               declines               and               the               capital               you               need               isn't               available               at               any               price.
               While               no               one               knows               for               sure               what               the               specific               repercussions               of               reaching               the               debt               limit               would               be,               since               this               is               uncharted               territory               for               the               federal               government               and               for               the               economic               prognosticators,               it               is               hard               to               envision               it               as               not               having               negative               implications               for               small               businesses               in               the               near               term.
               Sources:
               Jeanne               Sahadi,               http://money.cnn.com/2011/02/17/news/economy/debt_limit_spending_cuts/index.htm,               What               happens               if               the               debt               limit               isn't               raised               -               February               17,               2011
               John               Carney,               http://www.cnbc.com/id/42686462,               What               Happens               to               Bonds               If               the               Debt               Limit               Isn't               Raised               -               CNBC
               More               from               this               Contributor:
               http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/7947633/how_to_find_the_right_small_business.html?cat=3,               How               to               Find               the               Right               Small               Business               Consultant
               http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/7936739/fiveyear_checklist_for_a_small_business.html?cat=3,               Five-Year               Checklist               for               a               Small               Business
               http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/7877720/setting_up_payroll_for_a_small_business.html?cat=3,               Setting               Up               Payroll               for               a               Small               Business
               http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/7845304/find_the_hidden_profits_in_your_business.html?cat=3,               Find               the               Hidden               Profits               in               Your               Business






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