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Economist Anatole Kaletsky says the relevant statistical trends for COVID-19 are developing in a much less alarming way than panicked media headlines might suggest.
BA in Mathematics, King's College, Cambridge; Master's in Economics, Harvard University. Formerly, 13 years with Financial Times, including 1986-90, New York Bureau Chief. With The Times: 1990, Economics Editor; 1992, Associate Editor. Currently, Columnist, Thomson Reuters. Co-Chairman, GaveKal Research, Hong Kong. Director, Emerging Markets Investment Trust, JP Morgan. Formerly, Council Member, Royal Economic Society. Recipient of awards.
Economist Anatole Kaletsky says the relevant statistical trends for COVID-19 are developing in a much less alarming way than panicked media headlines might suggest.
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