Tag: lockdown

Floating on coronavirus research

By Kevin Roche A couple of early morning research tidbits. One is a little more information on the Swedish study. Here is another story, eventually we will get a translation.  (Swedish Story)  This story also describes the interim results as…

A prudent reopening is sustainable

by John Hood A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a column arguing that while a stay-at-home order might be justified as an initial response to an immediate and poorly understood public-health threat, it wasn’t “sustainable” for more than a…

What we learned this week

By Kevin Roche From a science or epidemiological perspective the primary learning this week, gleaned from a variety of studies, most of which have been summarized in other posts, is that, as suspected, the true number of people who are…

Bureaucrats can’t fix this

by Frank Shostak In the midst of the emerging economic chaos triggered by the COVID-19 coronavirus, individuals are seeking answers from governments as to how to prevent the emerging economic disaster. Most economic experts are sympathetic to this and are…