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<p>A little bit of cautious optimism.&nbsp; The author points out that in general economies bounce back, and sometimes bounce back quickly, when a pandemic is over.&nbsp; The article is comprehensive and includes examples from the 2003 SARS and 1918 Influenza pandemics.</p>
<p>Note, I have met the author.&nbsp; She is the Chief Economist at the Zillow Group and is based out of their Seattle location.&nbsp; When I was Managing Director for the GMS Unit at the Washington State Department of Commerce, she served on a statewide committee that was focused on the housing affordability crisis in Western Washington.&nbsp; She is a top shelf researcher who knows how to apply her research and relate it to pragmatic policy approaches.</p>
<p>https://www.zillow.com/research/pandemic-literature-review-26643/ <br />
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