On the contrary, we're learning that our economies are incredibly resilient. Nobody's concerned that we'll stop being able to deliver food, water, toilet paper, Netflix - the businesses which provide those basic necessities (and imagine telling someone even 30 years ago that on-demand home video is a basic necessity!) are almost entirely unaffected. This is a success story of capitalism by any reasonable metric - I would not have predicted that Amazon could keep making deliveries and Costco could continually restock their shelves in the middle of a global pandemic.

Unfortunately, even the best economic system can't disguise the fact that fewer people working means fewer products and services are available.