Evaluating the Necessity of Income Support During an Economic Shutdown
During a widespread economic shutdown where many people are temporarily unable to work, a critic argues: 'Providing direct financial aid to workers is a waste of money. Once the shutdown ends and people return to work, their spending will naturally restore the economy.' Briefly evaluate this argument. In your answer, explain the potential economic consequences of not providing income support during the shutdown period.
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