/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18068797
The problem is that even if there is a stimulus, there's a huge amount of uncertainty going on. The worst case scenario for the markets is for this to be a long, drawn out process, which at this point is going to be 100% unavoidable due to the inadequate response going across the board. On top of that, people will still be not working or laid off during this and if Trump makes even a portion of non-essential people to get back to work, we're going to have a never-ending outbreak, which further cripples the economy, more layoffs, and more stimulus. It also doesn't help the fact that this is activating class consciousness in the middle and lower class ("lol why the fuck do i have debt if the government can just bail out companies like that") and the last thing any industry wants is a worker that questions the system.