Expense categories evaluated are (a) property expenses, (b) loan payments, (c) equipment, (d) operating supplies, (e) utilities, (f) payroll, (g) contracts for service, (h) purchase of products for sale, (i) income taxes, and (j) sales taxes.Sources of income evaluated are (a) sale of consumable products, (b) fees for service, (c) membership fees, (d) charitable contributions, (e) grants and contracts, (f) return on investment, (g) rental income, and (h) government allocations.
This involves an examination of the sources of income and common expenditures of these institutions. permanent closure) of the various institutions supporting tango social dance activities can indicate the risk of failure of tango community revival after subsidence of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Evaluation of the vulnerability to financial failure (i.e. Milongas most often have been held in dance studios, houses of worship, restaurants with banquet rooms, community centers, and colleges and universities. Weekly tango classes most often have been held in dance studios, houses of worship, community centers, and colleges and universities. The facilities that have been used for hosting tango activities include dance studios, houses of worship, fitness centers, coffee houses, bars, restaurants, banquet halls, night clubs, community centers, museums, art galleries, libraries, bookstores, fraternal and veterans’ organizations, social clubs, convention centers, hotels, and colleges and universities. The types of tango social dance activities that usually occur in tango communities are classes, workshops, practicas, milongas, tango weekends, marathons, and festivals. An examination of the types of tango social dance activities and the variety of facilities hosting these activities in the United States provides the background for understanding the impact of the Covid-19 economic recession on the viability of these different institutions in surviving the pandemic. Tango social dance events have nearly ceased to exist during the pandemic, most likely because, among all social dances, tango brings people into the closest physical contact. Social dance activities, which are nonessential and bring people into close proximity, in particular have been negatively impacted by the spread of the coronavirus, due to both external (governmental) and internal (personal) constraints. In addition, people have made personal decisions to practice social distancing, which has further reduced the income stream of many places of business and recreation. The resulting increase in unemployment has decreased consumer spending, which has led to an accelerating depressing effect on the economy. 
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