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Modelling optimal lockdowns with waning immunity

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Timing of social distancing policies and COVID-19 mortality : county-level evidence from the U.S.

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Assessing the optimality of a COVID lockdown in the United States

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Global mobility and the threat of pandemics: evidence from three centuries

Clemens, Michael A.; Ginn, Thomas - 2020

respond? A simple theoretical framework predicts that reduced exposure to pre-pandemic international mobility causes slightly … 2009. We find that in all cases, even a draconian 50 percent reduction in pre-pandemic international mobility is associated … with 1–2 weeks later arrival and no detectable reduction in final mortality. The case for permanent limits on international …

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