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By Jacob Kirkegaard
March 01, 2020
Senior fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics
This is a case (virus outbreak) where in economic terms the cure is almost worse than the disease. When you quarantine cities … you lose economic activity that you’re not going to get back
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