The economic upheaval caused by the current pandemic will have long lasting effects on the economy. While many of the changes in recent months may prove to be temporary, some are likely to become permanent features. The crisis has accelerated the demise of traditional retail stores; it has refocused attention on the Federal deficit; it has shown international supply chains to be vulnerable; it has emphasized the strength of high tech businesses; it has disrupted the traditional workplace; and it has brought the vulnerability of employee benefits back into the conversation. This talk cover these trends and more, and takes a look at what direction the economy will most likely take post-pandemic.