Day One is the day after the deaths per million hits 1. The US may be unfairly hit because their population is so high, so a significant number of people needed to be infected to get to that point - … (View Post)

Well, looking at death rate per million and starting from the day after they reached 1.000 and taking data from worldmeters, here you go: We have a trio of fairly similar countries at the top - Spain… (View Post)

FPT (because I spent a while on the graph and it's now at the end of a thread): Well, looking at death rate per million and starting from the day after they reached 1.000 and taking data from wo… (View Post)

There is one tax that we don't levy, that's very difficult to avoid, and avoids the Laffer Curve issues almost completely (and, almost uniquely, doesn't impact negatively on growth but… (View Post)

Got to bear in mind, though, the different death rates when the health service is overwhelmed to when it isn't. If 5% need intensive care to stay alive, and they can't get it, the death rat… (View Post)