I've been listening to more podcasts lately, and one thing which has been mentioned is that historically, areas that deal with the pandemic directly recover economically better than ones that attempt a "half-baked" or "stay-opened" approach. We should use this history to help inform decisions made today. I don't have specific examples, but remember, this is not the first pandemic to afflict humans.
The economy will recover better when we are past this virus. So the focus should be on handling the public health threat as quickly and fully as possible.
The economy will recover better when we are past this virus. So the focus should be on handling the public health threat as quickly and fully as possible.