This is so far from the ****ing truth. For one, it could last longer than three months. I think it will. In addition, even if the business can withstand three months or even five months, the economy in general will be so devastated (jobs lost, larger debt due to lost jobs and medical bills, foreclosed homes, etc.) that consumers won't spend like they had. That'll hurt and even destroy many of the businesses that barely survived what seemed like the worst.
you're a socialist, right.
you know nothing.
Most human illnesses are personal events at root, meaning personal actions determine the result. Even stuff like communicable disease. You take care of yourself and you can in many ways avoid be affected.. If you know how it is spread, you directly decide to avoid it. Sure, there are things that don't fit this model, but CoViD-19 does.
Most of the panic is unnecessary, and detrimental overall to the public good. But reduction of travel is wise, avoiding all avoidable travel is wise and helpful, until we get some information on the extent and location of individuals who are potential carriers. And until we put protective technology in place where public access is important.
The corona virus as a class is airborne, spreading via respiratory aerosol, small water droplets in the air we breathe out.... then in. Social distancing is a very good defense, not absolute. Sanitary measures like handwashing, and disinfecting heavy-use areas like bathrooms, or handrails and grocery carts,.... also very effective. Workplace environments can be addressed technologically by emplacing ozone-generation/electric charge generators in the building airstream.
I'm sorta guessing you might work in a hospital or care center. OK, for what we have now in place your panic is justified.
But our socialist politicians are gonna spend pjublic funds just replacing income for folks, not fixing HVAC systems in hospitals and care centers, so that is just damn stupid, and you're gonna make things every bit as bad as you imagine with that kind of stupidity. But's it's your own damn fault, not the disease.
If we did the right things, we could be ramping up activity and returning to work in a month. Maybe two. In practical terms we could begin in month and slowiy build up across several months, and be back to normal then.