> I said that due to recent policy decisions, the government has incentivized workers not to work. That's one way to look at it. An arguably more accurate int

> I said that due to recent policy decisions, the government has incentivized workers not to work. That's one way to look at it. An arguably more accurate interpretation is that few workers laid off due to Covid-19 are likely to find remote work. And that means testing wouldn't be worth the expense. There is increased demand for delivery drivers and truckers, I admit. So I agree that these policies may increase wage rates for such categories. But that's not so horrible.