CLEAN : US economy rescue plan "better than nothing" says professor

The video discusses the economic relief measures in response to the crisis, highlighting that while these measures are better than nothing, they will not fix everything immediately. The distribution of funds will take time, which is problematic given the current economic freefall. The relief bill is not a healthcare measure, and its effectiveness depends on the virus's trajectory. A significant portion of the funds is allocated to large businesses with minimal restrictions. Post-crisis, there will be debates on the affordability of other initiatives like climate change and universal health insurance due to the increased debt.

In what ways could the economic relief bill be seen as insufficient in addressing health care needs?

What concerns are raised regarding the allocation of the large pot of money set aside for businesses?