It won't mean much long term, it's more of a manufacturing shortfall than a shortage.
The distinction I'm drawing is hand-wavy, but the point is that it's a planning disruption rather than a resource limit or whatever.
Good distinction. The difference between eating all of dinner and still being hungry, versus eating all the food in the house and still being hungry. Hand waving metaphor, but more visceral.
Awesome multilayered use of "visceral".
Not necessarily. Fewer cars is good for the environment. But, auto manufacturing, transportation, financing and sales are a huge part of the economy.