I don't know about how it'll look on a national level but last estimate I heard examining closures of small businesses focused on Manhattan and estimated something like permanent closure for 40% of small businesses. (In other words, the pure incompetence and partisanship of Cuomo and de Blasio has set one of America's powerhouse cities back by decades. They seriously just gutted it and it'll just rot from the inside out at this point unless people are given strong incentive to return - which likely won't happen if they do something astoundingly retarded like defunding law enforcement that will be desperately needed given how there will be immense poverty and poverty-related crime issues. It really wouldn't surprise me if 30 years from now we hear people talk about NYC the same way we talk about Detroit now.)

Anyway, with the whole businesses closing thing, I think the problem may (in the long run) not be as bad if we hardcore cut back regulations (and I mean really cut back) and allow market innovation to help fill the vacuum and ultimately see an uptick in new firms and businesses enter. But - of course - the Dems likely wouldn't much enjoy not having control over every little thing happening around them and would probably do everything in their power to create absurd barriers to entry.