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Lots of people are now working remotely, even afte

Lots of people are now working remotely, even after cities emerged from lockdown. Why do you think the NO2 levels return to *almost* normal? What other factors are at play? And why is NO2 considered a pollutant? Source: https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2020/09/05/air-pollution-is-returning-to-pre-covid-levels

Zoom's revenue has skyrocketed, but revenue doesn'

Zoom's revenue has skyrocketed, but revenue doesn't equal profit. For profit you have to also consider how the costs rose as well. What kinds of extra costs might Zoom have incurred due to the Pandemic? Source: https://www.statista.com/chart/21906/zoom-revenue/

In the U.K., the government created a program duri

In the U.K., the government created a program during the pandemic to support restaurants by providing 50% of meal costs on Monday through Wednesdays. There is a lot of interesting periodicity in this graph, both before and during the intervention. Source: https://www.chartr.co/newsletters/2020/9/2/name-of-thrones

Economists are saying that the U.S. recovery from

Economists are saying that the U.S. recovery from COVID-19 might be a "K-shaped" curve. Based on this graph of job recovery differences, what do you suppose that means? Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/08/13/recession-is-over-rich-working-class-is-far-recovered/

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