A graph labeled, "Share of population staying at home, by income group" illustrates the percentage of the US population at the top and bottom 20% income brackets staying at home from March through April 2020. The point at which the Covid-19 pandemic national emergency is declared is highlighted and is the point of intersection between the percentage of those groups staying at home. Prior to the national emergency declaration, the bottom 20% stayed at home more than the top 20%. After the declaration, 46% of the top 20% income bracket stayed at home whereas 35% of the lowest income bracket stayed at home, which demonstrates that the wealthiest 20% stayed at home more after the national emergency declaration