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by everly 6y ago
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301 dead per million in Sweden vs. 86 in Denmark, 46 in Finland, and 40 in Norway.
Based on Johns Hopkins study of confirmed cases.
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- orblivion 6y agoYour figures are deaths per capita, irrespective of confirmed cases. Not sure why you mention Johns Hopkins and confirmed cases here. Do you mean confirmed _dead_ cases? So, of course Sweden's numbers are highest. Their gambit (as I understood it) was that if they infect people faster, they'll get immune faster. If they infect people faster, it obviously also means that people will die faster. It doesn't mean more will have died; Norway could just be killing people more slowly. We won't know who got it right until this is over. (This is what I meant earlier by "raw numbers", but it's now a bad choice of words given that your figures are per capita)