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> . Second, we are (somewhat) allowing production of goods to continue, while shutting down customer-facing (ie service) workers. So I suspect the effects will
by dominotw 7y ago
> . Second, we are (somewhat) allowing production of goods to continue, while shutting down customer-facing (ie service) workers. So I suspect the effects will be limited.
So people will still have the extra money left over thats not being spent on 'customer facing services' what will happen to that money ?
> Second, we'll soon have serologic tests; those folks can just work
I am assuming after 6 months like your original comment implied ?
> everyone stays at home nationally, devolving to the responsible states, or devolving even further to responsible employers -- is going to last at least 6 months.
I am mostly talking about next 6 months, not post six month scenarios.
- x0x0 7y agoIn response to the first, I don't think the bulk of $ is spent on things that are shutdown, ie restaurants/gym/stylist/etc. I think bulk is spent on rent/mortgage (no supply change), groceries (very limited), meds (ditto). re: serologic: we still have widespread factory production. It's extremely useful to know who is immune.