“Many low-earning hourly workers don’t have the option to work remotely, and this unexpected change in income will exacerbate challenges for families working hard to make ends meet. We may see increases in financial hardships such as delinquent bills,” said Luke Shaefer, professor of public policy and social work, and director of Poverty Solutions, on the economic impact of the coronavirus.

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