That's where you need much smaller bailouts and stimuli. Agriculture is less than 1% of the GDP. The currently-discussed bailout is big enough to feed all of Am

That's where you need much smaller bailouts and stimuli. Agriculture is less than 1% of the GDP. The currently-discussed bailout is big enough to feed all of America for years. And it's actually not a bad idea to nationalize food distribution -- supermarkets are where the virus spreads. Many countries have switched to safe deliveries of food. And conversely, the current bailout, as proposed, doesn't come anywhere close to stopping mortgage defaults, layoffs, and the slew of other issues. Now, this plan basically means you don't buy new things (cars, laptops) for 3 months, but I think that's okay. But yes, it only covers 95% of the problem. Companies might need help with, for example, restarting production lines, maintenance costs, supply chain delays, or other issues. All that is pocket change compared to what we're looking at spending right now.