I would argue they are not positioned well at all. Generally small businesses have limited inventory and limited cash on hand. So they have to now buy their inp

I would argue they are not positioned well at all. Generally small businesses have limited inventory and limited cash on hand. So they have to now buy their inputs at an increased price while attempting to raise prices to sell outputs to customers that are cutting back due to their own reduced purchasing power. They then lose employees to businesses that are able to offer raises to their employees. They are also generally more limited in their access to capital than the larger companies.