Very much this.
Add in that the pandemic is disproportionately effecting black communities (in the US) due to the negative impacts on social determinants of health that are a product of institution racism.
This (in part) is really interesting...
1: You have the virus smashing the US economy
2: You have people looking forward and coming back to work + ready to go to stores / socialise...but suddenly they arent able to due to the current climate.
3: Local small/medium and large corprate businesses are destroyed / looted.
4: General population now living in a different environment and 'not in the mood' to go and shop (if stores are intact') socialise (fear of virus or dangerous environment)
5: As this all continues there will be furtheŕ economic suffering.
6: The virus will continue to pass from person to person with many ignoring social distancing.
7: Expensive healthcare and loss of employment will be huge concerns for low income families.
Where will the US economy be in 2021...
If it crashes (as expected) wont the wealthy be purchasing more real estate + stocks etc and creating an even larger class divide...
Wont the liquid middle classes do the same...