Yep, Michigan just extended stay at home order till June 12th. That will be 3 months closing time for my wife's salon, which equals to almost $10k in just rent and utilities I have to pay out of my pocket.
The #### is starting to get real out there for everyone, big and small businesses
Economic crash worse than in 2008?
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Seventy percent of the American economy is consumption and there are no more consumers.
Even the people who still have jobs are paying down debt and saving.
Every year we need three million nine hundred thousand jobs just to keep up with the kids joining the work force, add in a million legal immigrants and another million illegals and it looks bleak.
We won't hit bottom for a year or two and by then we will have UBI, Medicare for all, free collage and a pony for the kids.tommymonza, petrolK9, adayrider and 2 others Thank this. -
I think the economy will recover fairly well. First, this was a forced economy lock down. Basically a pause in a sense. States are opening up and people are returning to work. All the cash being dumped into the economy gives capital to businesses to operate and employ people. I think this is true, even though before the outbreak, the economy was heading for a down turn. Second, the timing is right. The weather is turning nice even up north and people want to get out as do “stuff” after being locked down, much like when we have a longer than usual winter. People have money to spend and this will drive up prices, particularly oil.
The questions are how will these choices made by congress, the president and government in general will now effect people and the national debt at $25 Trillion.
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People making more on UC than their regular job.
Future handling of pandemics and it effects on everything we do going forward.
Now that even the politicians realize having too much reliance on cheap foreign supply chains are not a good thing. Will jobs come back here and are Americans willing to pay $1.75 for a can of tuna instead of $1.40 to have those jobs here?
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25 trillion simply cant be paid off. Its a money printing pyramid scheme.
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