Richard Berner evaluates different sectors of the economy and how they will weather the COVID-storm and what types of changes could they adopt after the storm passes.
Coronavirus has dealt a huge budgetary blow to states, counties and cities. Many are struggling to provide vital services even as their tax revenues shrink because of the pandemic-spurred economic collapse. States and municipalities desperately seek ways to plug budget gaps. With tax revenue plunging and unemployment benefits soaring, state government budget shortfalls are expected …
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Progress in Washington will require nonpartisan reforms that transform how our government operates. Decades of laws and bureaucracy are overloading the system and need fresh perspectives.
Understanding the infection, scaling testing capabilities, and finding better treatments will end this crisis. Listen to Dr. Srivastava answer questions related to all three.
What will it take to get America back to work? Medical care, logistics, testing. There are many considerations that need to be kept in mind before the economy can return to normal.
Dr. William Haseltine discusses the science behind COVID-19 and what it will take to stop it.
Dr. Michael Osterholm is a leading infectious disease doctor and expert in pandemics. How will we manage the spread of COVID-19 while reopening the economy?
U.S. businesses worry about possible legal liability – involving customers and/or employees – as the economy gradually reopens while the coronavirus pandemic continues. States, Congress and others are considering ways to protect businesses without unduly limiting individuals’ rights to seek redress for harmful and wrongful actions. Coronavirus-related liability has become a partisan issue. Senate Majority …
Craig Fugate has been handling crises his entire career. Hear his perspective on the handling of COVID-19.
