Compilation of secondary effects from the shut down

I figured it might be good to keep them all in one place so I'll start. Feel free to add more and then I'll edit and update the OP

-33+ million have filed for unemployment, most of which also lost health insurance (which is a point that can't be ignored when people bring up the unemployment supplements to act like this doesn't mean anything)

-Rural hospitals which are already financially strapped are in danger of closing permanently

-Studies have shown that the shut down of a lot of COVID-19 related medical treatments could result in up to 1.4 million deaths from tuberculosis alone (world wide)

-In India alone 400 million may return to extreme poverty. The worldwide number is likely incalculable

-Countless (although presumably we'll have a count one day) small businesses will be closing their doors permanently

-It's estimated that ~75,000 additional Americans will die due to deaths of despair - suicide and substance abuse related. It should also be worth noting that those who don't die from misery induced alcoholism or drug usage will undoubtedly create long term health consequences for themselves

-Expected 3.7 trillion dollar annual deficit

-Contraction of the economy (duh)

-This is more of a personal opinion but if a second wave does hit that coincides with the seasonal flu in the winter the impacts on the healthcare capacity would obviously be more severe than they are now. We should be allowing more to get infected now in places where the system isn't at capacity (again, personal opinion)

-Mental health - this was already touched upon with the deaths of despair line item and is obviously very difficult to quantify but make no mistake there will be real world consequences

-Reduction in childhood vaccinations has already been observed

-Oil and Gas Industry will take it on the chin for the foreseeable future. The Saudis and Russians certainly did there part to flood the market but with scant demand due to fewer people driving and flying, it just prolongs the pain

-Airline industry will require massive bailout

-Arts and entertainment - essentially anyone in this industry or anyone that works jobs that help support this industry are all getting absolutely crushed.

- Delaying herd immunity

- Denying Americans basic Constitutional rights

- Bankrupting state and local governments

- Massive losses in tax revenue

- Educational losses - again the effects of this are going to be difficult to quantify at this time but there will certainly be a negative impact of people not being in school

-Ripple effect on the housing market with many loans already in forbearance. A foreclosure crisis could possibly be looming even with government assistance

-And to the above point, this will hurt the property values and subsequent net worth of many Americans, so it will have a negative impact even on people who never lost their job.

-4 out of 5 workers (as in the people still working) GLOBALLY have seen negative effects (reduced hours, benefits being paused, etc.)

-Domestic abuse including child abuse is expected to escalate if it hasn't already

-UN predicted that the virus would threaten 130 million more people with starvation by the end of the year