economic damage from COVID-19 is unequally distributed. Results will be available for members of different income, race/ethnicity, political party, age and gender groups.According to epidemiologists, the U.S.
remains in its first wave of cases, and they warn that a second wave could hit in the fall of 2020, ensuring that reopening the economy will likely include many starts and stops as states grapple with public health concerns and the reality of continued disruptions to business operations.
The Economics of Recovery Study will arm policymakers, researchers and the public with information about the impact of state, local and federal interventions and policies on the economy during this time -- providing valuable context for the path to.
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