Cleveland.com: JB Silvers, a professor of banking and finance at the Weatherhead School of Management, gave thoughts on how he sees few lasting impacts of the sudden the economic downturn, which is driven by a lack of demand from social isolation—unlike the 2008 recession, which involved a large amount of debt. For the moment, Silvers suggested listening to health officials: “Until we have the ability to say ‘you’re safe going back and you can be in public,’ you shouldn’t risk it.”