Economists from J.P. Morgan believe that poor sales are more responsible for small business woes than a lack of available lending. Economists Bruce Kasman and Robert Mellman of J.P. Morgan point to data from the U.S. Department of Labor that indicates small business cut losses in half in the second quarter of 2009 as a sign that small business concern may be misdirected, according to the Wall Street Journal. In a report released this week, the National Federation of Independent Business indicates that their problems arise more from poor sales than anything else. An actor that Kasman and Mellman believe...