We don't see the effects of it very clearly yet, but most of the American economic capacity has been hollowed out. 

Is it ethical for school districts to maintain current budgets and payrolls when those services are not being provided or at the very least those service  capacities are severally reduced?

Is it ethical for school districts to maintain current budgets and payrolls when those services are not being provided or at the very least those service capacities are severally reduced?

I sent a follow up question asking whether Bridge API had a paid data service that I could pay to subscribe to, and they said "At this time, we do not offer Bridge access in any paid capacity."

Once complete, Rithm At Uptown will be one of the largest, mixed-use innovation communities in the state with capacity for more than seven million square feet of development, including several thousand residential units.

If UCSB opens up fully, but the dorms are at half capacity, the demand on the housing outside the dorms increases even more

Is there a lot of excess capacity? 

Never empty, often at full capacity.

Its currently occupied at full capacity with tenants on a waiting list.

Realize that many, many people simply died at home and were cremated (the crematoria were running 24/7 at top capacity for a couple of months, with the cause of death as "died at home")  Those deaths may not be included in these statistics.