Perhaps, but the real question is whether the productivity increases of the younger/single workers will balance out the losses from the ones with families. I am

Perhaps, but the real question is whether the productivity increases of the younger/single workers will balance out the losses from the ones with families. I am personally at 50% of my normal capacity (possibly even less) given that I'm now in a home environment with constant distractions. Additionally, add the lack of school/childcare, people forced to stay in their homes (distracting each other even more), financial stresses, and the like, and it's hard to imagine this is a net productivity gain for society right now.