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The CARES Act: Are the Tax and Financial Relief Provisions Sufficient in a Time of Economic Crisis?

The impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic has been staggering for the 
entire US economic system. Entire industries have been thwarted from operating 
on any sustainable level. In response, Wall 
Street reacted with a resounding CRASH… and so… the need for federal intervention became a 
stark reality for the US economic system’s survival. As major retailers 
collapse into bankruptcy, the need for continued federal financial support is 
tantamount to survival for a wide array of fledgling companies. Will the CARES 
legislation be sufficient to prevent a United States’ economic freefall?