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Daily Archives: June 1, 2020
Discretionary Retail Dynamics Will Look Like 1st Class Carriages on The Paris Metro – Less Crowded and More Expensive.
Summary: Facing a grinding, random virus threat, people will self-regulate to keep crowd density at “comfortable” levels. Meaning sparse retail traffic. Meaning anemic economic activity. Continuing until an effective vaccine has been widely administered (not just invented). The Virus Will … Continue reading
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