A main takeaway lesson from how our society responses to the current coronavirus (COVID19) pandemic, is that fast actions to ‘flatten the curve’ (delay infections)
Daniel Susskind from Balliol College, Oxford university, and the author of ‘A World Without Work’ writes in the Financial Times, ‘A cash payment made to
On 8 March 2020, Saudi Arabia initiated a price war with Russia, triggering a major fall in the price of oil, with US oil prices
This is not a health advice, for health advice consult your doctor, and follow the official governmental and health organization announcements (CDC, WHO etc.). Yet,
Update 3/11/20 OilPrice: As a result, the immediate victim will be U.S. shale. “[O]il should bottom out when producers begin physically shutting in wells, which
Following large scale shutdown of cities and industries, the coronavirus pandemic has temporarily reduced China’s CO2 emissions by a quarter. While international government actions to
The current governmental response is to quarantine suspected and identified cases of infection, the scope here is to slow down the spread of the virus,
People all around the world have one thing in common besides the potential exposure to the new emerging novel pathogen, best know as simply the
Today The Washington Post’s Amy Goldstein asked, ‘Worries about medical bills and lost pay may hamper coronavirus efforts in the United States‘. She writes, The
