Question

this year Anita announced it was moving out of Hartford Connecticut where it had held headquarters for over 100

Answer 1

The most impact this business move would cause are that restaurants close to the office building may close due to lack of customers and people would move out of Connecticut causing a housing market issue with too many homes for sale.

What are the consequences of moving a business?

The closing of a business in a city or state is fraught with difficulties. The local community will be most impacted by the company's shutdown or transfer. While the government and the community have benefited from the corporation for more than a century, it is leaving a void in society. The neighborhood will be impacted because individuals will leave Connecticut, which will result in a housing market problem with too many homes for sale. Restaurants might possibly close because the move will result in a major drop in patronage given the already precarious state of the economy.

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I believe the question you asked is incomplete and wanted an answer for this question:

"This year Aetna announced it was moving out of Hartford, Connecticut, where it had held it headquarters for over 100 years. The announcement sent shockwaves through an already economically challenged state. How would Aetna leaving have an impact on the local community?

a. Restaurants close to the office building may close due to lack of customers.

b. Courses in insurance adjustment would no longer be offered at the community college.

c. People would move out of Connecticut causing a housing market issue with too many homes for sale

d. Employees would no longer exercise at the local park

e. There would be vacant office buildings with no property taxes being paid."