Current Events > Why even bother opening up the economy so soon?

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BowserWowser 05/06/20 5:11:40 AM #1:	A supermajority of businesses are still going to fail even if the economy opens up right now. Like most businesses are going to lose like 85-90% of their costumers since most people are still scared of the virus. The remaining 10-15% aren't going to be enough for these businesses to live. And those 10-15% of codtumers can actually cause further prolonging of this quarantine which will cause more economic damage. I just don't understand lol --- its da bowser wowser bomb yall http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/3376/bwbomb.jpg <cite>BowserWowser posted [p:938688972] in Why even b... [t:78662298]...</cite> <quote>A supermajority of businesses are still going to fail even if the economy opens up right now. Like most businesses are going to lose like 85-90% of their costumers since most people are still scared of the virus. The remaining 10-15% aren't going to be enough for these businesses to live. And those 10-15% of codtumers can actually cause further prolonging of this quarantine which will cause more economic damage. I just don't understand lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VitalGetPrank 05/06/20 5:15:10 AM #2:	Trump is incredibly desperate. --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Olv1mclUwmg <cite>VitalGetPrank posted [p:938689045] in Why even b... [t:78662298]...</cite> <quote>Trump is incredibly desperate. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Sonic Cannon 05/06/20 6:39:41 AM #4:	A misguided sense of economic preservation. The most successful outcomes will be in countries that went early enough to aim for an elimination strategy (Vietnam, Taiwan, HK, Korea, Singapore, Australia, NZ, Iceland) because it enables the measures to be in place for a shorter period of time, and hopefully avoid repeated lockdowns. It does depend on good border control over many months, but most international travel is off-limits right now regardless, so I don't think there's a lot of downside there. --- Keep it green. <cite>Sonic Cannon posted [p:938690455] in Why even b... [t:78662298]...</cite> <quote>A misguided sense of economic preservation. The most successful outcomes will be in countries that went early enough to aim for an elimination strategy (Vietnam, Taiwan, HK, Korea, Singapore, Australia, NZ, Iceland) because it enables the measures to be in place for a shorter period of time, and hopefully avoid repeated lockdowns. It does depend on good border control over many months, but most international travel is off-limits right now regardless, so I don't think there's a lot of downside there. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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