International Monetary Fund considers the Corona-induced recession comparable to the Great Depression of the 1930s. It even finds the forecast of a 5.8 percent growth for next year as a slight improvement. This article is written by Sirous Tosh on November 1, 2020, and is available to the public for free. Commentators have recently added a new form of economic recovery diagrams, formerly known by “V”, “U”, “W”, “L” and “I”, to the alphabetic culture of economic recovery routes. The “K” diagram, which reflects stock market performance and shows a sharp decline following clear divergence paths, actually manifests the important dynamics created by the global divide. The truth is that the concentration of wealth in one sector leads to the unequal distribution of income. Given the historical background, the wealthy and affluent class of societies have the power to “influence the purchasing power”, “determine the public discourse”, and “shape and guide the political direction” in differ