Dear Reader,

The fear about coronavirus has the entire world in a vise-like grip. In many countries—including the US—we’re now seeing shortages of paper products, curfews, and a temporary closure of all schools, churches, restaurants, bars, and “nonessential businesses,” with the only exemptions being gas stations, grocery stores, and pharmacies.

What’s important now is to remember that we are all in this together.

There are a few things every one of us can do now:

• Don’t hoard groceries beyond a reasonable level. Leave some on the shelves for the people who come after you. Manufacturers won’t stop making toilet paper and frozen pizzas... in fact, many are ramping up production as we speak.
• Stay in touch. Call 10 people you know every day and make sure they’re okay during this period of self-isolation.
• Help out your older family members and neighbors by offering to run errands for them. The less the elderly get exposed to potentially infected individuals, the better.

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But remember, this offer expires tonight at midnight. This is my final note to you.

This is not the first crisis we’ll weather together, and it probably won’t be the last. But together we can get through anything.

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Sincerely,

Ed D’Agostino
Publisher, Mauldin Economics