Among economic scholars and journalists, there have been active discussions about the demise of globalization, urbanization, the shift to a service economy, and even capitalism. In my view, while these patterns will be forcefully modified, they will not come to an end.
The reason for this, above all, is that one of humans' inherent qualities is that we are social animals that like to mingle and try to stay connected in whatever ways possible. The current crisis has made it clear that imports of daily necessities and health-related goods as well as the global exchange of knowledge are extremely important.