A couple of months ago, some German data collection folks were doing analysis over Covid-19 infection rates, and latched onto this odd statistical thing....that areas with serious unemployment rates have higher infection rates.
This morning while watching N-24 news.....the same discussion started up, but with a newer set of data. Same issue....urbanized area....higher unemployment numbers....higher rate of Covid infection.
You can't really come to a rationalized reason for this trend going 'hand-in-hand'.
Unemployed folks hanging out with each other? Lesser attention to hygiene or mask situations? Unknown.
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