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An update: Thanks to the help from #econtwitter, I have put together a set of slides for my public econ undergrad class today. Not planning to post publicly but happy to share privately for anyone who is interested. Below I list the resources I found most helpful: https://twitter.com/ChloeEast2/status/1244689847572246529
1) @rajivatbarnard slides on expected economic effects w nice ties to theory for class: https://www.core-econ.org/project/core-covid-19-collection/?fbclid=IwAR3hK8NG7dCri7PKx91t2p7jMMZUy0k9f7hhlb2AHkyxFiyCWfzyzDiCoo8
2) @CenterOnBudget CARES act summary & critique: https://www.cbpp.org/research/economy/cares-act-includes-essential-measures-to-respond-to-public-health-economic-crises
3) @kearney_melissa & Luke Pardue's @EconoFactOrg piece on CARES act: https://econofact.org/covid-19-social-insurance-payments-to-u-s-households?utm_source=EconoFact+Subscribers&utm_campaign=1b843af3a8-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_03_31_03_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_ec9f988e33-1b843af3a8-90297865
2) @CenterOnBudget CARES act summary & critique: https://www.cbpp.org/research/economy/cares-act-includes-essential-measures-to-respond-to-public-health-economic-crises
3) @kearney_melissa & Luke Pardue's @EconoFactOrg piece on CARES act: https://econofact.org/covid-19-social-insurance-payments-to-u-s-households?utm_source=EconoFact+Subscribers&utm_campaign=1b843af3a8-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_03_31_03_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_ec9f988e33-1b843af3a8-90297865
Thanks to all who made suggestions & those who worked on and provided the above resources!
An update on the update: the class went well! I think many students are very interested to learn more about all this from an Econ perspective. Though some of them may have left more scared than when they arrived...
