@jetrodder makes a valid point which I, among most other posters, has not addressed. I agree Jet should post his own suggestions, but lets face it, everyone, including the pollies, are pinning their hopes on the best medial advice.
The experts are by nature cautious. They want to try their best efforts to control the viral spread first. This must be continued for around 12 months, unless the infection rate gets above reproduction rate of 2, according to the Fed CMO. Then, very likely, we will go into total lock down and the whole economy will be shut for at least 6 weeks.
Recovery from this will require probably double the amount already spent to boost businesses to re-open or start again with large Govt loans or grants. There will be plenty of cheap commercial rentals by then (perhaps), or at least a mandated rent-free period, to help businesses restart.
But what happens if the current plans don't achieve control? I'm no expert and this must come from experts. Everyone's guesses are probably just as good as mine or much better than mine. We are all in the dark and looking tfor the light which shows the way out of this mess.
Scott.
