(10 August 2020) Right after the Department of Health and Human Services in Washington D.C. took control over direct reporting of COVID-19 statistics, the second wave of the pandemic started to fade in the United States. Whether the altered trend reflects changes in methodology behind COVID-19 data, natural abatement, or renewal of anti-covid restrictions in many US states, one fact is beyond a doubt: republican strong-hold states experienced a significantly stronger second wave of COVID-19.
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Prosper Insights & Analytics has 18 years of experience producing market leading monthly survey-based research of consumers' overall confidence. In its most recent survey, Prosper asked consumers about their concerns with regard to the coronavirus pandemic and the related cancellation of major events. You can explore Prosper's latest findings in depth below, but we'll give the spoiler: 82% of US consumers expressed one form of concern or another and believe that they will somehow experience direct consequences of the pandemic. Moreover, for the first time in six months there is...
(Published - April 20, 2020. Data updated - May 26, 2020) A growing number of social protests have swept the United States this month in opposition to measures imposed to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Protesters seek policy changes to restart state economies and are providing fresh political opportunities that President Trump has reframed via Twitter as an imperative to 'LIBERATE' US states from COVID-19 restrictions. In the week spanning 13-19 April 2020, we estimate that approximately 9,000 people left their homes to participate in protests and demand state governors relax...
(16 July 2020) In June 2020, the number of new COVID-19 cases reported daily in the United States was on the rise, surpassing previous peak figures in many states and triggering an increasing death toll in at least 10 states. Looking ahead to the November US presidential election, to avoid the possible COVID-19 health risks associated with large crowds at polling places, many states are preparing for an increase in vote-by-mail, leading us to wonder whether the US president elected in 2020 will become the first president elected mostly by mail. According to data from the midterm...
(30 October 2020) The US trade gap in goods widened to a record $84 billion in August pointing to twin truths: strong recovery of the US economy and the failure of President Trump to achieve one of his presidency's main goals of reducing the US trade deficit. The Fed's $2.9 trillion in total stimulus from March through May and lower interest rates prompted households to spend instead of save and businesses to resume investing as indicated by short-term indicators, such as retail sales and capacity utilization. With consumer demand recovering faster than production, the unmet demand...
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