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May. 21st, 2020 06:06 pmJPMorgan has a
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) May 20, 2020devastatingpiece arguing that infection rates have declined — not increased — in states where lockdowns have ended, “even after allowing for an appropriate measurement lag.” (Kolanovic)
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Date: 2020-05-22 01:25 am (UTC)I am not sure what the argument is exactly. It is not like everyone instantly went to a crowded club after the lockdown. We probably have to wait for a few weeks to see any effects.
And this makes no sense at all: “This means that the pandemic and COVID-19 likely have its own dynamics unrelated to often inconsistent lockdown measures that were being implemented..” Perhaps you can argue that social distancing/masks without lockdown would have similar effect, but clearly those things affect the virus spread.
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