I agree with you: this crisis started with a collapse in demand due to lockdown 
etc. 
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> Il giorno 13 dic 2020, alle ore 16:00, John Reimann <[email protected]> 
> ha scritto:
> 
> 
> I have some questions about the analysis of Marxist economist Michael 
> Roberts, and I would be interested in the thoughts of others. Roberts writes:
> "But the ensuing slump in world production, trade, investment and employment 
> did not start with a financial or stock market crash, which then led to a 
> collapse in investment, production and employment.  It was the opposite.  
> There was a collapse in production and trade, forced or imposed by pandemic 
> lockdowns, which then led to a huge fall in incomes, spending and trade. So 
> the slump kicked off with an ‘exogenous shock’, then the lockdowns led to a 
> ‘supply shock’ and then a ‘demand shock’."
> I have trouble with this. At least here in the US, it seems to me that it did 
> start exactly with a "demand shock", not a collapse in production. 

> Roberts' article:
> https://thenextrecession.wordpress.com/2020/12/02/a-credit-crash-ahead/
> 
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