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Subject South Korea Has Beaten COVID-19
Date April 20, 2020 11:09 AM
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South Korea took the right measures to react to this pandemic. The economics of a lockdown are explained by John Cochrane.

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April 20, 2020

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Ending Net Neutrality Makes Staying Home Easier ([link removed] )

Americans who are sheltering because of COVID-19 can still use the internet to socialize, keep entertained, order groceries and other deliveries, and telecommute to earn a living and contribute to the economy, thanks to the end of net neutrality.

- Telecommuting to Avoid COVID-19? Thank the End of 'Net Neutrality' ([link removed] )

By Thomas A. Firey

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South Korea Had the Right Response to COVID-19 ([link removed] )

In South Korea the health‐​care crisis has rejuvenated Moon’s presidency. How he uses this opportunity will affect not just his nation but the region and the United States.

- In South Korea, Democracy and Moon Jae-In Have Defeated the Coronavirus ([link removed] )

By Doug Bandow

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had dire effects on both public health and the economy. In reaction to the virus’s spread, many states have implemented stay‐​at‐​home orders and closures of all “nonessential businesses.” How will this new pandemic affect the economics of our world?

John Cochrane, vice‐​president of the American Finance Association, a research associate and past director of the asset pricing program of the National Bureau of Economic Research, and a Fellow of the Econometric Society, answers.

- The Economics of Lockdowns with John Cochrane ([link removed] )

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