[82lsju]

poll on expected consumer behavior, page 13 shows results for how respondents expect to change their behavior

https://www.beautiful.ai/player/-M4jW8GM...l-April-10

yes, small sample size (500 people) and single snapshot in time but interesting (at least to me)

Definitely interesting, though as someone who has worked with survey data, I find it odd that this slide depends entirely on what one thinks is meant by "following the end of the pandemic." Does this mean when we start to "re-open the economy"? Or once there is widespread testing? Or once there's a vaccine? I doubt most respondents were thinking of the date in the future in which the WHO declares the pandemic over, but without a precise definition, I suspect these results have a relatively low level of validity.

agreed, slide 19 shows what events make people more confident that the crisis has passed, the WHO declaring the end of the pandemic was #4 with over 30%

[82lsju]

poll on expected consumer behavior, page 13 shows results for how respondents expect to change their behavior

https://www.beautiful.ai/player/-M4jW8GM...l-April-10

yes, small sample size (500 people) and single snapshot in time but interesting (at least to me)

Definitely interesting, though as someone who has worked with survey data, I find it odd that this slide depends entirely on what one thinks is meant by "following the end of the pandemic." Does this mean when we start to "re-open the economy"? Or once there is widespread testing? Or once there's a vaccine? I doubt most respondents were thinking of the date in the future in which the WHO declares the pandemic over, but without a precise definition, I suspect these results have a relatively low level of validity.

agreed, slide 19 shows what events make people more confident that the crisis has passed, the WHO declaring the end of the pandemic was #4 with over 30%