It's going to be interesting to see analysis of various "covid response" policies in terms of their intended vs. actual consequence. I'm guessing that countrie

It's going to be interesting to see analysis of various "covid response" policies in terms of their intended vs. actual consequence. I'm guessing that countries that tied corporate money to payroll somehow are going to see better impacts than those that didn't. There's also a lot of weird incentives and corner cases. Especially in countries where states/provinces/whatever have a lot of autonomy, there is a ton of variation too.