This stacked bar chart displays the number of bankruptcies per month from February 2022 to December 2024, categorized by employee size. The y-axis represents the number of cases (0 to 1,200), and the x-axis shows the months. The legend indicates six employee size categories: ~4 (blue), 5-9 (orange), 10-19 (green), 20-49 (yellow), 50-299 (purple), and 300+ (red). The total number of bankruptcies shows a general upward trend, peaking in mid-2023 at nearly 1,000 cases per month, before slightly declining towards the end of 2024.

This stacked bar chart shows the number of bankruptcies related to labor shortages from 2013 to 2024. The y-axis represents the number of cases (0 to 300), and the x-axis shows the years. The legend indicates three categories: high labor costs (blue), employee resignations (orange), and recruitment difficulties (red). The total number of cases shows a significant increase over the period, with a notable peak in 2024 (289 cases). The 'recruitment difficulties' category has become the most prominent factor in recent years.

This bar chart displays the number of bankruptcies related to high prices by month for the years 2022, 2023, and 2024. The y-axis represents the number of cases (0 to 100), and the x-axis shows the months (1-12). The total annual counts are 286 for 2022, 646 for 2023, and 698 for 2024. The chart shows a clear upward trend in the frequency and volume of these bankruptcies over the three-year period, with a significant peak in May 2024.