Involuntary clincal trials
[QUOTE=TheCane;2454074]That would be 12 to 15 times higher (versus a percentage). Brazil is getting slammed with this thing![/QUOTE]Well, whether right or wrong, Balsonaro seems to be all in with Herd immunity (little flu) and doubling down by striking that deal to supply Hydro-cloro medication. Unfortunately, seems that not by choice, the Brazilian citizens will be the participating in this gigantic petri dish or clincal trials of a different way of dealing with covid 19 at a mass scale as compared to the majority of the world.
If this were high stakes poker, Balso has been all in since day one. Who knows what's up. He and generals might be nut cases, or some how weasel their way past this because of a lucky hand. Either way, the world will be looking closely to see what the outcomes will be with this approach. People are going to die regardless, but his approach will either increase or lower the deaths significantly.
Swedbank economic outlook May 2020
[QUOTE=ShooBree;2454418]Not true. Sweden is doing much better than Finland and Norway when in it comes to the economy.[/QUOTE]As this is wrong thread and probably wrong forum, I just leave it at this, [URL]https://internetbank.swedbank.se/ConditionsEarchive/download?bankid=1111&id=WEBDOC-PRODE60898530[/URL] page 18.
Predictions do not favor Brazil peaking anytime soon. Hopefully, its incorrect.
[URL]https://theconversation.com/coronavirus-in-india-and-brazil-new-forecasts-for-when-economic-giants-will-hit-peak-140672[/URL]
For those who were hoping for the worst phase to pass within June or July, the predictions given in the article provided within the link, doesn't have the peak of the Covid situation reaching / passing until August. So even if you are not fearful of the virus, you may still be limited to the opening of arrivals for foreigners.
My guess would be that by November at best. Hopefully, the article's prediction is wrong, for various reasons, number one being for the sake of losing less lives.