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To: Pelham
There isn’t going to be any Depression. The Depression was a banking system collapse, not a virus induced recession. People will be returning to work and the economy will recover once this virus burns out.

Hopefully, but we're going to see many businesses going bankrupt over the next few months, so not everyone is going to be returning to work. And as the economy is frozen right now, beware of it triggering a financial crisis.

102 posted on 03/20/2020 12:35:29 PM PDT by Wayne07
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To: Wayne07

Trump and Congress are working on programs to reduce the number of bankruptcies.

“beware of it triggering a financial crisis”

And what do you think that would look like?

There’s no financial bubble to collapse like we had in 2008.

This is mass unemployment among people who are already itching to get out of their houses.


110 posted on 03/20/2020 12:45:40 PM PDT by Pelham (RIP California, killed by massive immigration)
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To: Wayne07

Creditors will not be eager to lose their clients by pushing them into bankruptcy. That would be a fool’s errand. Especially when they know that the pandemic panic is why their clients can’t pay their normal bills.

If someone was already eager to get rid of a worthless client then it’s a different matter. But I can’t see a landlord killing a successful business by demanding rent for the time that it could not operate.

Local and state governments are going to have to make similar adjustments or they will be killing their own tax base. We will get a chance to see just how stupid they can manage to be.


160 posted on 03/21/2020 9:02:59 PM PDT by Pelham (RIP California, killed by massive immigration)
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