I'm not sure why people are blaming the lockdown, when the problem is an economic system with massive private wealth hoarding and minimal public reserves which shows signs of falling apart within weeks when faced with an exogenous threat.
The usual advice for people who are not on the breadline is to have at least a few months of reserves to spare. It seems we expect our national economies and business owners to operate less prudently than individual households, because we "can't afford" a more robust system.
In fact we're more than capable of creating our own recessions/depressions without a threat. And while there seems to be some legitimate concern for the current victims of this recession/depression, it's interesting how little there was during previous downturns.