As America passes a grim milestone, how is it handling covid-19?

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“Almost a third of people in their prime working years don’t have jobs. The last time that was true was the 1970s.” Henry_Curr looks at the economic impact of the pandemic on our “Checks and Balance” podcast

: 100,000 deaths from covid-19. Many Americans think the country has been hit uniquely hard and that the president’s bungled response is to blame. That view is not borne out by international comparisons. But, as all 50 states reopen with the virus still prevalent, Americans are right to be nervous. How will America’s efforts to recover impact the presidential race?

John Prideaux, The Economist’s US editor, hosts with Charlotte Howard, New York bureau chief, and Washington correspondent Jon Fasman. US policy correspondent Idrees Kahloon and Henry Curr, our economics editor, also join. Runtime: 36 min

 

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