Majority of respondents losing 90% of revenue since the crisis hit
The economic impact of the coronavirus crisis on businesses, is being monitored by the Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce.
A weekly survey has so far garnered responses from more than 400 companies, including small businesses with fewer than ten employees.
Chamber President Caren Pegg says the majority of respondents have seen significant cuts in revenue:
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