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Aug 2 • 1 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
The percent of US deaths due to covid during the week ending July 27 is consistent with about 800-1,000 covid deaths in prior weeks with full reporting, a figure that is almost certain to rise given the recent trajectory in covid activity

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May 18, 2023
There was the whole part about hundreds of thousands of avoidable deaths and the moral injury that goes along with societal normalization of mass illness and death for the sake of maximizing economic activity, but so long as we assume the social “cost” of all that is zero… But maybe we should step ba...
Anyway, economists often talk about how they can account for non-market costs in their analysis, which is already a dubious endeavor. But even then it’s only the costs economists choose to care about. Never mind the vast nonmarket “costs” associated with pandemic policy choices.
To be clear, the above is not a commentary on monetary or fiscal policy. It’s just about the casual way economists ignore the carnage, bodily and moral, of pandemic-related policy choices over the last three years.
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Mar 10, 2023
To be clear, most Americans supported strong public health measures through winter 2021. Most supported mask mandates through Feb 2022. Walensky and the Biden admin began emphasizing individual responsibility in spring 2021 and steered the public toward that value orientation.
A majority of Americans supported mask mandates up until Democratic governors removed the last ones that remained and after the public had been inundated with anti-mask-mandate messaging from health officials, media and media-preferred health experts

There was still majority support for mask mandates in airports even in November 2022
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