One passibility is: if some people are going to work then everyone's going to have to work, or else risk falling behind. It's the prisoner's dilemma, someone wh

One passibility is: if some people are going to work then everyone's going to have to work, or else risk falling behind. It's the prisoner's dilemma, someone who wants to stay home would end up having to go to work anyways. This has already happened with the laughable amount of people considered "essential" when the governor of NYC made it optional (investment bankers taking the subway to go to work!) Taken like that it becomes more like restrictions on pollution or laws against corporate espionage in how the government shapes the economy already.