Two weeks ago, the EU offered China free vaccines, but China said its supply were “adequate”.
Not all countries report data, but fir larger areas there is sophisticated research available, e.g., for China.
It appears they don’t report the numbers.
Officials [in India] have failed to track such attacks
Edit: There are more countries for which no reliable numbers exist, for example China and a lot of African countries.
I don’t know people with children in Germany, but you can read it here and many other sites. 🤔
It appears to depend on who you are … human rights don’t seem to be universal.
The vast majority of economists and analysts are doing a good job imo. They know that each model has its limits, and they clearly say that in their papers.
I feel the problems often arise after the research gets published and an armada of interest groups are trying to “interpret” the results according to their needs and wants. We frequently see lobbyists picking and choosing only the details that support their views, politicians seeking simple and quick solutions to complex long-term issues, and journalists and “bloggers” quoting studies without reading them.
Those interested in this kind of research and game theory in particular may also be interested in playing a small game developed by Nicky Case (~ 30 minutes): https://ncase.me/trust/ Have fun :-)
Compare Alex Morgan’s statements now to her male colleagues’ behaviour during the football world cup in Qatar last year …