The global economy will benefit from Coronavirus vaccinations

The most important factor in restoring the global economy is, in fact, the U.S. election results. The U.S. is a major economic power, and what affects it will affect economies worldwide. Experts are already debating over the economic implications of a Trump vs Biden win.^[4] No one is denying that the covid vaccine will be an important factor in helping to restore the global economy, but to say that it is the most important factor is wrong. To the second point, people are still spending despite Covid. In fact, the sales of certain essential goods have even increased; groceries, masks, etc. Even entertainment is seeing an increase in sales. Because people are staying home, they are looking to sources of entertainment they can bring home to keep them mentally engaged and physically healthy; most notably, video games and home exercise equipment.^[5] Covid is not preventing people from spending; it is even encouraging spending. So the release of a vaccine will not have as much of an economic impact as this argument implies, and in fact, it may even discourage spending because people will have less money after buying the vaccine; especially if they don't have adequate medical insurance to cover the costs.

[Rejecting P1] The U.S. election is the most important factor in the global economy. [Rejecting P2] People are still spending despite Covid, and certain items--such as groceries, med supplies, masks, and indoor activities--have even increased in sales due to Covid. In fact, people will have less to spend once a vaccine is released, because they will need to spend money on the vaccine--especially if they don't have adequate medical insurance.