CrymsonStarite

I’ve seen several news sources claim experts from Johns Hopkins and other medical colleges are saying the virus can become less deadly as it spreads. Can you explain this phenomenon? Is it because the deadlier strains of the virus kill the patient faster and are thus less likely to spread than the less deadly strain? Or is it something else entirely.

What in your opinion is the most consistent thing politicians and economists diverge on?

Second question, are things in emerging markets actually “that bad”? We see a lot of news on how terrible things are internationally right now, with slowdown in Chinese growth and the complete economic collapse ongoing in Venezuela. Are they long term going to cause harm to developed markets like Europe and the US?