Many Vietnamese people seem to have a false sense of security, which needs to be removed so new Covid-19 outbreaks don t get out of hand, experts say. - VnExpress International
Study bares hard truth: Lockdown a total policy failure yet govts cling to it Yen Makabenta
First word IN a research paper published in April, Douglas W. Allen, an economics professor in Canada, has uncovered the hard truths about the coronavirus pandemic and the lockdown policy most countries have adopted against it. He reached his conclusions after examining over 80 papers on the effects of lockdowns implemented worldwide by governments in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. His key findings were:
1. The lockdown policy forced the closure of businesses, supply chains and various sector activities, among other activities in daily life. “But lockdowns have had, at best, a marginal effect on the number of Covid-19 deaths.”
Lockdowns May Be Canada’s Biggest Policy Failure in History, Report Says
Lockdowns have had little effect on bringing down COVID-19 deaths and could be one of Canada’s biggest policy failures in history, a professor wrote in a research paper published this month.
Douglas W. Allen, economics professor at Canada’s Simon Fraser University, reached the conclusion after examining over 80 papers on the effects of lockdowns implemented worldwide by governments in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The policy forced the closure of businesses, supply chains, various sector activities, among other activities in daily life.
“Lockdowns have had, at best, a marginal effect on the number of Covid-19 deaths,” Allen wrote in his report (pdf).
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