We've seen economies bounce back from near total destruction of cities (e.g. Japan after WWII, Korea after the Korean War). That was worse than this. Our curre

We've seen economies bounce back from near total destruction of cities (e.g. Japan after WWII, Korea after the Korean War). That was worse than this. Our current situation is bad, but the underlying structure of the economy was fine before the virus hit. That gives us a much better starting point for rebuilding the economy than we had after previous disasters or recessions.