There's some odd things about what you might have thought would have been a straight economic dump (and which might still be);
a) House prices in the UK have gone up a lot - because being forced to work from home people want to work from somewhere nice, and they may as well get out of the city - I didn't expect a big house price rise!
b) Plenty of low paid sectors are busy; things like those food delivery etc are all busy and the people working for them are - but then again the pubs/resteraunts are doomed.
c) There's a lot of pent-up demand for when it's safe; people who want repair work done just as soon as you're prepared to let workmen into your house, holidays to be taken, special meals to be had at restaurants
I'm assuming (b) & (c) will soften the outcome when the governments stop pumping money into the economy.
I'm assuming (b) & (c) will soften the outcome when the governments stop pumping money into the economy.