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Why So Many COVID Predictions Were Wrong - The Atlantic

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By Lori Gottlieb, Emily Buder, David Treuer
| archive.ph
A s many prominent policy makers reckon uncomfortably with persistent inflation after months of forecasting that the phenomenon would be transitory, I’ve started making a list of other pandemic predictions about the economy that never materialized. There was the eviction tsunami and the “she-cession” and the housing-market crash, and you can’t forget the state- and local-government deficit explosion.
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Elsewhere is a New Kind of Travel Company

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By Emily Buder
| Here Magazine
Over the pandemic, entrepreneurs Alexis Bowen and Craig Zapatka co-founded Elsewhere, a new travel company that puts destination welfare and authentic experiences first. When the Diamond Princess cruise ship docked in Japan in February 2020, passengers and crew had no idea of the storm that was brewing. Soon, 1 in 10 employees of the global tourism industry would lose their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic: a whopping 62 million in total.
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Box Tops for Education Struggles After Switch to an App

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By Lora Kelley, Abby Freireich, Nicolas Pollock Verified, Emily Buder
| The Atlantic Verified
Updated at 2:12 p.m. ET on April 16, 2021. For many young adults and their parents, the words box tops evoke fond memories of cutting out cardboard rectangles and stuffing them into Ziploc bags to carry to school. The Box Tops for Education program, founded in 1996, is a General Mills initiative that allows families to redeem labels from eligible food and household products for 10-cent contributions to their schools.
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