Since the virus is only killing people older than the median life expectancy of the nation you're looking at, is it going to have an overall positive effect on standards of living, but negative effect on the economy?
>100% of reported covid deaths in the UK are aged >86
>80 + in the UK hold 90% of wealth and own 75% of property
>80+ account for 98% of National health service spending (several hundred billion)
>less than 2% of 80+ are employed
>this groups vast wealth is used almost entirely to employ youth in positions that directly extend their life expectancy without creating value/societal benefit
>this groups ownership of almost all land and property has caused rents at >50% of the median wage, mortgage costs at 4x the median annual salary for the average deposit alone and 30x median annual salary for a starter one bedroom home
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>100% of reported covid deaths in the UK are aged >86
>80 + in the UK hold 90% of wealth and own 75% of property
>80+ account for 98% of National health service spending (several hundred billion)
>less than 2% of 80+ are employed
>this groups vast wealth is used almost entirely to employ youth in positions that directly extend their life expectancy without creating value/societal benefit
>this groups ownership of almost all land and property has caused rents at >50% of the median wage, mortgage costs at 4x the median annual salary for the average deposit alone and 30x median annual salary for a starter one bedroom home
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