Some of the biggest losing industries from this will be anything involving an audience - movies, sporting events, performances - and travel.
How long before we trust surfaces in aircraft, or the cleanliness of a motel room again?
How about that restaurant food? Fast food? Who touched it or breathed over it during preparation????
Taxis??? Lots of spread involving taxis. That is where NYC and much of the east coast will have issues, out west only in big cities.
I know I’ve got 3rd row seats for Shen Yun, and we aren’t going. Been waiting years to see that.
It will be interesting to see what industries flourish and which wither away now. Obviously medical will do well, and groceries- we as a nation will tend to stay home a lot more now.
Supply chain-dependent businesses, which is nearly everything.
How long before anyone gets on the Diamond Princess again?
“ Some of the biggest losing industries from this will be anything involving an audience - movies, sporting events, performances - and travel.”
I think they will be playing NBA and NHL games with no attendance allowed, viewable only on TV, well before Baseball has a zero attendance opening day just the same.
As usual thanks for your data interpetation.
Did you and I discuss the impact of this virus on schools, colleges, universities, whatever in buildings versus using the internet in your home or private office?
Expensive colleges/universities and private schools could be facing the end of times as they know it.
Who will dare to send a child to a dirty and crowded public school after this event?
I forsee a future in ultraviolet robotics, but a lag in turnaround time for re-loading.
Schools, universities. Homeschooling should be well.