Why is it harder to do business after the epidemic?

There are many reasons why business is more difficult after the epidemic.

First of all, the epidemic has brought unprecedented impact to the global economy. During the epidemic, many enterprises were forced to close down or greatly reduce their scale, which led to the interruption of supply chain and the decline of market demand. Even if the epidemic is gradually controlled, these effects still exist, making it more difficult to resume business. For example, the catering industry was seriously affected during the epidemic. Even after the outbreak, people are still wary of eating in restaurants, which leads to the slow recovery of the catering industry.

Secondly, consumers' shopping habits and demands have changed. During the epidemic, online shopping and digital services became popular rapidly, and many consumers were used to buying goods and services at home through the Internet. This change in consumption habits has led to a decrease in the number of customers in physical stores, which has caused a serious impact on the traditional retail industry. At the same time, consumers' demand for goods and services has also changed, paying more attention to health, safety and convenience, which requires enterprises to adjust their products and marketing strategies to adapt to the changes in market demand.

In addition, uncertainties and risks in the global economy have increased. The epidemic has exposed the fragility of the global economic system, leading to a decline in the confidence of investors and entrepreneurs in the future. This uncertainty makes enterprises face greater business risks, making financing and investment more difficult, thus limiting the expansion and development of enterprises.

To sum up, the reasons why it is more difficult to do business after the epidemic include the long-term impact of the epidemic, changes in consumers' shopping habits and needs, and increased uncertainty and risks in the global economy. In order to survive and develop in this environment, enterprises need to actively adapt to market changes, innovate business models and marketing strategies, and seek support and cooperation from the government and all sectors of society.