COVID-19 update: Summer could only slow coronavirus spread, researchers say
" ... high temperatures and humidity can moderately reduce the transmission rates of coronavirus ... "
" ... high temperatures and humidity can moderately reduce the transmission rates of coronavirus ... "
Seth Benzell, MIT IDE, on he and his fellow Sloan researchers' Christos Nicolaides and Avinash Collis plan for re-opening the economy. (2:43)
"Weather alone cannot quench the epidemic in summer, even though it does help reduce the transmission rates to some extent."
A new whitepaper released by Prof. Jacquelyn Pless identifies five key challenges to evaluating energy innovation policies and programmes.
[Prof. Michael] Whinston says “With the right kinds of policies, the choices don't have to be so grim.”
"Navnligt temperaturen og luftfugtighed har betydning for overførelsen af Covid-19, men kun i beskedent omfang ... "
" ... wird die Pandemie wahrscheinlich nicht allein aufgrund des Sommerwetters verschwinden", so Rahmandad.
Prof. Catherine Tucker and co-author consider how to address the issue of technology access and inequity throughout the COVID-19 crisis.
Prof. Robert Pozen explores two provisions in the Cares Act that give investors and corporations tax benefits from losses before the pandemic.
Professors Bengt Holmström and Erik Brynjolfsson are signatories.