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Understanding the Impact of COVID-19: The Top Five LSE Posts of 2020

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  • Anna Snider

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An annual tradition at Liberty Street Economics is to present our most‑read posts of the year. Given the events of 2020, New York Fed economists and guest coauthors focused their analysis on the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, writing some seventy articles since March on the subject. Our leading posts, in terms of traffic, all touch on the theme in some way. Consider this space a hub for COVID-19 coverage for some time to come, and take a look back at the top five posts grabbing attention in 2020.

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  • Anna Snider, 2020. "Understanding the Impact of COVID-19: The Top Five LSE Posts of 2020," Liberty Street Economics 20201223, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
    • Handle: RePEc:fip:fednls:89243
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    Liberty Street Economics; COVID-19;

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    • I15 - Health, Education, and Welfare - - Health - - - Health and Economic Development

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