From earlier this year: Douglas Allen of Simon Fraser University reviews 80 studies, concludes that lockdowns have costs which are 3.6 − 282x more than their benefits. The 3.6 is based on unrealistic extreme assumptions intended to steel-man the case for lockdown. He concludes: “It is possible that lockdown will go down as one of the greatest peacetime policy failures in Canada’s history.”
I repeat my request for you to post links to any high-quality cost-benefit analyses which come to the opposite conclusion.
From earlier this year: Douglas Allen of Simon Fraser University reviews 80 studies, concludes that lockdowns have costs which are 3.6 − 282x more than their benefits. The 3.6 is based on unrealistic extreme assumptions intended to steel-man the case for lockdown. He concludes: “It is possible that lockdown will go down as one of the greatest peacetime policy failures in Canada’s history.”
I repeat my request for you to post links to any high-quality cost-benefit analyses which come to the opposite conclusion.