Tag: The Economy

People want to reopen their business are simply capitalists who want to get back to work.

Did you lose your job as a result of coronavirus? Then you may want to consider changing your shopping habits to save money.

The coronavirus is a disrupter, changing the way we work, live, travel and study. How well you survive the post-viral period may depend on how quickly you adapt to change.

When does the short term public health good get outweighed by the long-term economic damage?

As COVID-19 continues to disrupt lives, trade, and governments around the world, the economic disruption extends well beyond national borders.

The potential medical consequences of re-opening hit the news cycle yesterday with a vengeance as Dr. Fauci testified before the senate.

As cases and deaths continue to drop despite some states reopening, the questions remains: When will the rest of the country reopen?

While COVID-19 data continues to improve, the rest of the news does not. If this is what the “new normal” looks like, then we’re in for a pretty ugly immediate future as politics rears its ugly head, job losses become permanent, and fears of a second wave persist.

COVID-19 cases continue to grow slowly across the U.S. and the world as unemployment reaches new heights.

There’s an economic cost to keeping the country shutdown and a cost in lives if we reopen. We need to strike a balance where we can move forward without endangering vulnerable groups.