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Topic	Sweden's economy "the least harmed in Europe".
Frolex 07/22/20 10:13:47 AM #50:	BalanceLost posted... The economic predictions now are of 2020 and the coming years so not just the closest point in time though. The road ahead and what it can look like is important for public health too in terms of available resources and the like. Regarding the virus, Sweden has had a continuous decline in deaths since April. Number of patients in hospitals are also declining (more get discharged and fewer are coming in). There was an increase in positive (mild) cases at the end of May and start of June because of increased testing but the number of positive cases has since kept falling. Testing keeps going up and positive cases keeps going down. Sweden has been one of the slowest countries in stabilizing infection rates, and have experienced outsized levels of mortality and hospitalization through this pandemic. The fact that the haven't fucked up as badly as nations run by fascists is not a positive success story --- https://imgur.com/HOLHd4k https://imgur.com/six2WTN <cite>Frolex posted [p:942434632] in Sweden'... [t:78862179]...</cite> <quote>BalanceLost posted... </cite> <quote>The economic predictions now are of 2020 and the coming years so not just the closest point in time though. The road ahead and what it can look like is important for public health too in terms of available resources and the like. Regarding the virus, Sweden has had a continuous decline in deaths since April. Number of patients in hospitals are also declining (more get discharged and fewer are coming in). There was an increase in positive (mild) cases at the end of May and start of June because of increased testing but the number of positive cases has since kept falling. Testing keeps going up and positive cases keeps going down.</quote> Sweden has been one of the slowest countries in stabilizing infection rates, and have experienced outsized levels of mortality and hospitalization through this pandemic. The fact that the haven't fucked up as badly as nations run by fascists is not a positive success story --- https://imgur.com/HOLHd4k https://imgur.com/six2WTN</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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