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"As governors choose sharply different responses to COVID-19, protestors pull down statues, and institutions everywhere rethink their role in racial justice, it’s easy to assume our nation is horribly divided. In fact, some remarkable areas of agreement are emerging from the tumult that followed the Memorial Day police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis."
Governor Kasich describes the COVID-19 pandemic as a black swan event and he thinks it requires us to look at the fragile nature of our most complex systems like health, transportation and commerce. He stresses the need for budgetary restructuring of the federal government, as he sees our debt, climate change and mental health being the three most critical challenges facing America in the years ahead.
In this issue brief, The New Center explores what went wrong with the implementation of some of the current CARES Act programs to assist individuals and businesses, and what new programs could be considered in the next round of coronavirus relief legislation.
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We want to hear from you. On Monday, Harvard announced that some of it's students will be living on campus this fall, but all classes will be moved to online. Do you think colleges should make all of their classes available online this fall?
