https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/13/business/coronavirus-economy.html(Links to an external site.)

According to the article above, I need an explanation for the following question:

1. Using the Aggregate Supply - Aggregate Demand model to visualize the problems highlighted in this article, how would we represent their impact on the speed of economic recovery?Suppose that on May 15, 2020, all federal, state, and local governments declared an end to the economic restrictions put in place in March and April 2020.What do we hope happens?What do the problems discussed in this article suggest will happen?How do we represent the differences using the Aggregate Supply - Aggregate Demand model?

2. The evidence from the studies discussed in the article tells as about the rates at which people stopped shopping and going to restaurants as the virus began to spread in the U.S.Do you think this evidence will also be good at predicting the rates at which people return to shopping and eating out?Why or why not?What additional considerations do you think will affect this rate?

3. Many macroeconomists mention a lack of coordination among private-sector agents (or coordination failure) as one reason why government intervention is necessary to get an economy in a deep recession moving again.Do the ideas in this article help you understand the role that this kind of coordination can play?