Everything at this point is based on many unknowns to baseline assumptions. The closest hard data is from China with 100k cases. Are people seeing China going into a recession? Did you also account for a 1% decrease in interest rate in your assumption? Reality is that at this point, no one could tell 100% how wide spread and bad CV will be in the US. It's too early to have any indication.
Maybe this might help get a view of things..
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6
there are a lot more cases that no one knows about as per my friends still working at the local medical centers deep in the thick of it... IF someone is sick with it, and its not serious enough to go to a hospital, and if the hospital does not have the tests to test... they will not end up on the stats sheet...
Given the stats on the ages affected... most of the younger people contracting it are not getting treatment nor do they even know they have it vs a bad cold... the people going to get treatment or being checked are mostly older, and with health problems.
This is not the spanish flu... at some point the panic will subside and people will start ignoring it as they do so many other things that are more common and more dangerous. its just how people are. the current rates are based on only those who are very sick and tested, and there is absolutely no way yet to know how many in the population have it and are not sick enough to be tested. last i heard nyc had only the capacity of 2000 tests a day.
take a look at the map application at the link above. it gives a great idea of things
and note that the locations (as far as i can tell) are where they are being treated
currently there isnt enough data to do a good analysis. I have been trying to get that data to do just that for my friend who is a biosafety officer. he is kind of upset that mostly we just have a few datapoints.. the location, the confirmation, death, and cured... thats pretty much it... however there is other information that is yet to be accessible like age, smoking, sex, height, weight (together indicate obesity), whether respitory issues existed prior, do they have compromised immune system... from what little is available its hitting the very old the worst.
thats all i have at this moment...
been downloading various medical databases to find more and run through a tabular AI network... but so far, i can get that for SARS but not covid
forgot to add this link too
the johns hopkins resource on corona
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/