The fear of catching the coronavirus has evidently played a much bigger role in consumers staying at home and avoiding stores than government-ordered lockdowns, according to a new paper whose findings raise fresh questions about how quickly the economy will return to normal.
The fear of catching the coronavirus has evidently played a much bigger role in consumers staying at home and avoiding stores than government-ordered lockdowns, according to a new paper whose findings raise fresh questions about how quickly the economy will return to normal.