If you don't mind sharing what industry are you in? Or at least sector. I ask because I think this could vary wildly by sector.

Not me but a very close family member is in retail (very much on the disposable income/highly elastic/gift end of the spectrum). Revenue has been trending down for a few years but partially because of a shift from brick and mortar to online/delivery. We are thinking about moving the business away from the high occupancy cost retail space on the corner to something much closer to a ghost kitchen - very small in-person retail and much larger back of house order fulfillment space, which would be a new model for the industry. I don't think that would cover the drop in revenue over the last 3 years though.

International arms and business is BOOMING!

I own Living Tree LLC, an aggie/family owned tree service company in the bcs area.

It's interesting. I would say it's been harder to secure job volume because more people either don't respond to the free quotes or aren't interested in getting them. I assume this is because of a price problem and they just can't afford it. On my end its been harder to pay for labor just because everything has gone up and for me to be fair to my employees and myself I've had to adjust for that. Ironically in my industry it seems there has been a lot more competition show up in the last few years where it was previously its been stagnant, but not sure how long they will last.