Remote Working Proves Unexpected Hero as Half of US Economy Shifts to Home Offices - CoinDesk

As economists scramble to assess the devastating impact of the coronavirus, they're homing in on an unexpected hero that's mitigating the damage in the U.S.: remote working.

With offices across the country closed and people stuck in their homes, many professional workers have accomplished a not-seamless but ultimately successful transition to online workplaces allowing those in crucial industry sectors including professional and business services to continue doing their jobs.

The output is helping to protect U.S. government tax revenue from a total collapse, at a time when expenses are expanding; lawmakers in Washington just approved a $2 trillion plan to provide financial assistance to households and businesses.

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