It seems clear to me that the economically productive section of society is going to be in hiatus for a significant period of time, which in itself is going hav

It seems clear to me that the economically productive section of society is going to be in hiatus for a significant period of time, which in itself is going have a massive and widely shared impact on the consumers of their production, but the elephant in the room is to what extent the rentier class is going to take its fair share of the pain. If families and businesses are going to be hitting pause, through necessity and for the public good, then we can't have landlords expecting to be paid in full all the while. Of course some of them will take a hit anyway when their tenants go to the wall, but it would be better for all concerned if the economically productive can do what they can, without the threat of the rug being pulled out from underneath them.