COVID-19 has caused many different industries to shut down, ultimately causing problems for the economy and slowing down the velocity of money. Until small businesses and international industries can open back up, the economy won’t be able to improve.
COVID-19 creates a problematic economy as the world struggles to slow the spread of the virus
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About the Contributor
Josh Barde, Production Editor
Josh Barde is a senior at Carlmont High School. He plays for his school's soccer and lacrosse team, so he knows quite a bit about sports and is passionate about them. He also enjoys photography and creating videos for ScotCenter.
Twitter: @joshbarde
Portfolio: Josh Barde Photography
Diane barde • Sep 25, 2020 at 4:40 pm
Informative, creative and clever presentation.