Ask HN: Anyone compared expected deaths by Covid Vs those by recession?

I am sorry to sound callous, but reading all the news around I got quite concerned on the economic consequences of the recession and measures being taken.

So I was trying to determine how many people will be saved by Covid with the steep measures taken vs how many people might be pushed to death due to downstream economic consequences...

Quick search on google scholar didn't give me too many leads on clear metrics on change of death rate with recession or unemployment. Some studies even said last recession lowered death rate in Europe.

Anyone who deals with such stats here have any insights?