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Small business in crisis.

1. Repair companies.
📍The first thing people started saving on was new things. 

2. Fast food.
📍Despite the fact that the fast food system in Western countries is much more developed than ours, which is mostly not bad, the idea of ​​inexpensive food has been relevant at all times, and even more so today.

3. Collection services.
📍Such companies began to appear like mushrooms after rain here, as soon as the crisis decimated the ranks of solvent borrowers.

4. Medicines.
📍As Western statistics show, during the crisis the demand for medicines increased significantly, but in ours, it seems, it was always at a fairly high level.

5. Discount stores.
📍In the domestic version - thrift stores, all kinds of second-hand stores, stores like “Everything for 50”.‌‌

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