economic interests are related to health interests.
We need products and tools for proper healthcare. We need people to manufacture masks, beds, ventilators, hospital supplies, and the specialists to maintain the production line machines, and to supply critical functions like electricity, water, waste disposal. To transport these things we need shipping companies - planes, trains, ships. This same principles applies to hospitals just as much as they do your groceries or your ability to buy coffee at Tim Hortons.
Without an economy there is no healthcare. There is no quality of life to speak of. Printing money means nothing unless it's backed by productivity. A gazillion dollars won't fix a car by itself - it needs a mechanic, it won't farm land by itself (it needs a farmer), it won't keep the lights on by itself.
The more pins we unplug from the economy, the worse things will get.
