An Arab tale is about a man who, while walking in Sidon, meets his death, who shows an expression of surprise. The frightened man rides whole night, and when arriving to Damascus, meets again death, it says: 'I knew I had to take you with me today in Damascus, this is why I was so surprised when I met you far away'
If no cure is found, and mortality differs a lot from place to place, in Spain is around 3% of cases, worse in Italy, some 1% in the USA, the quarantine measures could blunt the spread, good for not having health care services stuck, but until the number of contagions and deaths reaches a part of susceptible population high enough as to difficult for virus finding new hosts, outbreak will continue.
The restrictions implemented will for sure push to bankruptcy many companies, from lack of cashflow; as the dynamics of contagion slowdown, then regrow, can be calculated, a prospective good enough of the economy contraction can be built; simply this is much worse than the 2008 crisis of mortgages to ninjas (no income, no job, no assets), and even worse than the 1929 crack.
Be prepared for food coupons, charity restaurants, consider growing vegetables in your backyard, as Ralph Nader, and Germans did in city parks and gardens during WW II.
There could be many Scrooge McDucks' 'Money storages' who could lend money for a while, I guess the dimension of catastrophe coming is such, that even the greatest tycoons will run out of money, if they purchase businesses, properties, gold, at bargain prices, they'll have no customers for products but themselves.
The scenario is even worse than the complain by Thomas Jefferson: 'Banks, first with inflation, then with depression, will end owning everything, and we will have to pay them a rent for living in our own house'
Damn leeches, vampires, vultures, Koch rods! Agur