When a Company’s Costs Need to Be Cut: Reduction Resources

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When a Company’s Costs Need to Be Cut: Reduction Resources

Whether due to factors in the larger economy, such as a recession, or internal ones, like an overdue product launch or an unexpected drop in sales, a decrease in revenue usually makes it necessary for a company to implement cost-cutting measures.

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