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Do Lockdowns Work? The Numbers Say No

The effectiveness of lockdown measures by countries and states has been hotly debated for the last two years. Various measures have been tried enough times, in enough places, over a long enough period of time, that we ought to be able to arrive at a reasonably definitive answer. This study, titled A Literature Review and Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Lockdowns on COVID-19 Mortality, published by The Johns Hopkins Institute

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Do Lockdowns Reduce COVID-19 Mortality?

Public health experts and politicians around the world have implemented compulsory lockdown policies to curb the COVID-19 infection and death rates. But, have these lockdown measures been successful in reducing mortality from the virus?

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Venezuela s Hyperinflation Continues to Ravage Its Economy

(Marco Bello/Reuters) Plus, some thoughts on equities and inflation. Venezuela remains at the summit of my monthly list of the world’s top inflators those countries in which I measure the annual rates of inflation to exceed 25 percent per year. The country is still firmly in the grip of hyperinflation, with an annual inflation rate of 2,436 percent by my measure. That sky-high rate shows little sign of abating. Indeed, from November 12 until December 17, Venezuela registered 34 consecutive days in which the monthly inflation rate exceeded 50 percent. Advertisement Faced with hyperinflation, Venezuelans prefer the greenback over the bolívar. As a result, I estimate that 80 percent of all transactions in Venezuela take place in U.S. dollars. Since the country has spontaneously “dollarized,” President Nicolás Maduro has begun to seriously consider official dollarization, something I recommended way back in 1995 when I was President Rafael Caldera’s adviser. I

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