To the Editor: Lauren R. Rublin did a wonderful job in assembling a truly diverse group of opinions from both icons and newcomers (“Imagining the Post-Covid World,” Cover Story, Dec. 4). And yes, while in her words I did “vehemently disagree” with some of them, it was still stimulating to see how people are viewing the post-Covid-19 world.
It would seem that CDC, which normally refers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, should be redefined as Covid, Debt, China. Due to many of the innovations stimulated in reaction to Covid-19, the new normal will definitely be different from the pre-Covid-19 normal. Debt is a four-letter word. The enormous amounts of debt taken on by governments and corporations, if not dealt with, will strangle economic growth when interest rates rise and debt-service costs increase. As for China, the threats that it poses on so many levels give new meaning to the old Chinese saying, May you live in interesting times.
you call at it slogan? that you re paying upwardded of half a trim dollars? five-year low, adding on top of that five-day losing streak that has already winded out 1400-pounds on the dow, now nobody is comfortable being in stocks. they re more comfortable selling stocks. you of all should know, once they re there, a hard way to lose them. the important thing is there is an exit strategy. there is no exit strategy. there is an exit strategy. they did the bailout of these see our they ve worked? how our markets have gone back up? they re making it worse every day. we have witnessed a startling drop in the stock market. much of it driven biont by