a) Not the death rate. It's just 'deaths/tested' which is something else. b) I don't see how the decentralized system entails more testing. Canada is decentral

a) Not the death rate. It's just 'deaths/tested' which is something else. b) I don't see how the decentralized system entails more testing. Canada is decentralized and has more testing by the US, but it's because the respective authorities 'just did it'. The logic of 'some labs blocking others' makes no sense. If S. Korea wanted to do 'the most testing' it might be in their self-interest to 'centrally plan' thereby ensuring that it's also pointed in the right direction. c) Canada has 1/3 the per-capita cases of Germany.