Re:There will be no 'back to normal'
by jhwang5 on Thursday April 16, 2020 @09:40PM
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Yep.
1) It's against human nature - in aggregate - to prefer working in solitude at home. WFH may increase, but remote won't anywhere be the "mainstream"
2) No, the position of China in world economy will ironically grow. Getting supply chain out of China will introduce unwanted inflation into developed nations in EU and US - that's not what these countries need after printing many trillions of dollars.
1) It's against human nature - in aggregate - to prefer working in solitude at home. WFH may increase, but remote won't anywhere be the "mainstream"
2) No, the position of China in world economy will ironically grow. Getting supply chain out of China will introduce unwanted inflation into developed nations in EU and US - that's not what these countries need after printing many trillions of dollars.