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trigram	frequency
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of the covid	42
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need to be	41
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the same time	39
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of the disease	38
the copyright holder	36
the blood system	36
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health in all	35
the effectiveness of	34
of the population	34
the central bank	33
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in the policy	33
copyright holder for	33
is made available	33
holder for this	32
a license to	32
license to display	32
under a is	32
medrxiv a license	32
version posted march	32
granted medrxiv a	32
for this preprint	32
the preprint in	32
a is the	32
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international license it	32
healthcare policy issues	32
available under a	32
this version posted	32
who has granted	32
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license it is	32
of the health	32
to display the	32
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in relation to	32
the author funder	32
preprint this version	32
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in all policies	31
the value of	31
the absence of	31
in addition to	31
the monetary policy	31
world health organization	30
of health and	30
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comprehensive medical payment	30
the nature of	30
in this paper	29
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of public health	29
the share of	29
growth rate of	29
find that the	28
the cost of	28
analysis of the	27
the results of	27
the issue of	27
there is no	27
the policy is	27
likely to be	27
impact on the	27
and in the	27
around the world	27
of the lockdown	27
on the other	27
may not be	26
extreme weather events	26
medical payment system	26
the united kingdom	25
to climate change	25
the end of	25
increase in the	25
compared to the	25
universal health coverage	25
the evolution of	25
is an important	25
the policy rate	25
of the european	25
with regard to	25
review of the	25
implementation of the	24
would have been	24
the other hand	24
in the future	23
in the number	23
of climate change	23
the introduction of	23
the european union	23
in the case	23
the total number	23
a variety of	23
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related to the	23
to address the	23
it has been	23
health code policy	23
that it is	23
consequences of the	23
monetary policy framework	23
needs to be	23
of news frames	23
the need to	23
understanding of the	23
the adoption of	22
the basis of	22
in line with	22
could have been	22
be able to	22
rate of infections	22
the relationship between	22
the form of	22
a regional policy	22
in the uk	22
focused on the	22
effects of the	22
number of deaths	22
are likely to	22
decrease in pharmaceutical	22
the process of	21
focus on the	21
that can be	21
coronavirus crisis and	21
is likely to	21
an increase in	21
spread of covid	21
unconventional monetary policy	21
number of people	21
be used to	21
a result of	21
the beginning of	21
at least one	21
of the state	20
the blood supply	20
a review of	20
in other words	20
that there are	20
the wake of	20
on the basis	20
of the public	20
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share of covid	20
in the region	20
an important role	20
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to the covid	20
the canadian blood	20
of the network	19
the world health	19
the ministry of	19
the price level	19
the potential to	19
in the form	19
as shown in	19
in the s	19
of pandemic influenza	19
the emergence of	19
based on a	19
the lack of	19
changes in the	19
number of covid	19
the growth rate	19
as part of	19
the set of	19
the dynamics of	19
role in the	19
at the time	19
the presence of	18
related lung disease	18
in the absence	18
the influence of	18
of this paper	18
a lack of	18
in our sample	18
in the health	18
the transmission rates	18
have been prevented	18
to account for	18
the policy process	18
in which the	18
in the short	18
it can be	18
the department of	18
to reduce the	18
that the policy	18
and the united	18
during the pandemic	18
terms of the	18
the federal government	18
a policy that	18
the purpose of	18
of the most	18
the health code	18
associated with the	18
the proportion of	18
to the pandemic	18
public voice behavior	17
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health and health	17
in the u	17
of the data	17
as in the	17
social determinants of	17
to improve the	17
of the impact	17
in the next	17
the level of	17
more likely to	17
the coronavirus pandemic	17
the concept of	17
important role in	17
the politics of	17
of the monetary	17
we focus on	17
a set of	17
the management of	17
as an example	17
many of the	17
wide range of	17
in pharmaceutical prices	16
can lead to	16
the production of	16
of the country	16
secondary attack rates	16
in the netherlands	16
to be a	16
number of confirmed	16
the impacts of	16
the characteristics of	16
in the population	16
and specialized newspapers	16
of the outbreak	16
in the first	16
role of the	16
in the following	16
it may be	16
within distance k	16
to have been	16
in this case	16
of the coronavirus	16
the increase in	16
in recent years	16
fi scal policy	16
the majority of	16
a change in	16
is that the	16
in the same	16
because of the	15
the financial crisis	15
the different states	15
that there is	15
of this study	15
the different policies	15
the uk government	15
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the scope of	15
alleviating the coronavirus	15
public voice is	15
of the world	15
public and private	15
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the comprehensive medical	15
the formation of	15
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the public health	15
climate change and	15
results suggest that	15
it is important	15
a wide range	15
policy responses to	15
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shown in fig	15
of the main	15
the health of	15
out of the	15
frames used by	15
for the climate	15
there was a	15
shows that the	15
windows of opportunity	15
included in the	14
this is a	14
depends on the	14
we use the	14
federal mask mandate	14
we show that	14
in our analysis	14
data from the	14
the size of	14
ministry of health	14
the face of	14
the prior days	14
at the beginning	14
to deal with	14
with and without	14
there have been	14
health care system	14
public health emergency	14
under public health	14
annual attack rate	14
to understand the	14
a public health	14
of the crisis	14
the health sector	14
term interest rates	14
on how to	14
the health care	14
relative to the	14
the creation of	14
good for the	14
that the number	14
the course of	14
a focus on	14
has been a	14
the literature on	14
provided by the	14
on climate change	14
of the first	14
as a consequence	14
greenhouse gas emissions	14
the rankings of	13
rankings of news	13
news frames used	13
public health and	13
for health and	13
at the end	13
we do not	13
the consequences of	13
to determine the	13
the european commission	13
economic and social	13
refers to the	13
the distribution of	13
the probability that	13
in some cases	13
policy innovations for	13
of the different	13
in the public	13
well as a	13
o u r	13
l p r	13
that this is	13
the policy can	13
the public will	13
climate change adaptation	13
in the blood	13
the rest of	13
will not be	13
development of the	13
and the public	13
response to covid	13
j o u	13
and use of	13
to assess the	13
of policy change	13
that in the	13
report of the	13
of the uk	13
p r e	13
of policy documents	13
davey et al	13
as a means	13
innovations for health	13
it should be	13
high level of	13
the analysis of	13
shown in figure	13
impact of covid	13
and disease risk	13
to contain the	13
affected by the	13
r n a	13
to focus on	13
population with a	13
such as a	13
the extent of	13
should not be	13
policy response to	13
o o f	13
dynamics of the	13
in the face	13
the success of	13
note that the	13
p r o	13
of health care	13
in this study	13
u r n	13
a l p	13
in the us	13
to provide a	13
and implementation of	13
the likelihood of	13
to identify the	13
n a l	13
for disease control	13
r o o	13
were first recorded	13
is given by	12
appraisal theory of	12
the event of	12
suggest that the	12
rate in the	12
a form of	12
impacts of the	12
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to increase the	12
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the health crisis	12
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knowledge of the	12
the type of	12
policies that are	12
to cope with	12
to respond to	12
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this paper is	12
the implications of	12
contribute to the	12
in south africa	12
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deaths were first	12
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for each country	12
to the health	12
the decrease in	12
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a demand shock	12
infection to resolve	12
the expansion of	12
focuses on the	12
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size of the	12
daugbjerg and feindt	12
about climate change	12
caused by the	12
to do so	12
the robustness of	12
have the potential	12
result of the	12
the pandemic and	12
the time of	12
each of the	12
as one of	12
in the european	12
the gfg strategy	12
can also be	12
assume that the	12
large number of	12
in the literature	12
and climate change	12
the great recession	12
to support the	12
policies remain as	12
to mitigate the	12
the same period	12
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fi scal rules	12
in the different	12
relation to the	12
the st century	12
theory of emotion	12
t is the	12
cognitive appraisal theory	12
deal with the	12
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characteristics of the	12
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the current crisis	11
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to the public	11
our understanding of	11
in the eu	11
of confirmed cases	11
and the environment	11
respond to the	11
the construction of	11
social and economic	11
in the state	11
especially in the	11
of public policy	11
annual attack rates	11
results indicate that	11
results of the	11
the degree to	11
evolution of the	11
figure shows the	11
in the usa	11
institutional rules for	11
policy change in	11
for an infection	11
structure of the	11
and only if	11
a systematic review	11
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influenza transmission in	11
and that the	11
much of the	11
an infection to	11
of a policy	11
the frames of	11
rest of the	11
a decrease in	11
the reduction in	11
if and only	11
of the mpc	11
the eu uk	11
a sequence of	11
the virus and	11
in the event	11
that have been	11
the sum of	11
during the covid	11
degree to which	11
there has been	11
the global policy	11
for policy change	11
the outcome of	11
prior to the	11
unattributable interview unattributable	11
fact that the	11
on the spread	11
policy documents in	11
in many countries	11
we used the	11
has led to	11
of our sample	11
it comes to	11
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in the prior	11
effect on the	11
the main text	11
to participate in	11
the pandemic has	11
attention to the	11
that they are	11
in other countries	11
daily deaths were	11
of the transmission	11
in the process	11
the field of	11
to estimate the	11
the design of	11
the choice of	11
for monetary policy	11
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that any policy	11
the severity of	11
the most important	11
the economic costs	11
interview unattributable interview	11
the health society	11
and it is	11
deaths could have	11
perceived policy effectiveness	11
average number of	11
estimates of the	11
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nominal interest rate	11
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the threat of	11
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the experience of	11
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the optimal control	10
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reserve bank of	10
canadian blood system	10
department of health	10
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to be considered	10
addition to the	10
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to the policy	10
the following days	10
of pandemic response	10
monetary policy in	10
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responses to the	10
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of potential infection	10
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data on the	10
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the pandemic is	9
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political and economic	9
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to make the	9
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policy evolution and	9
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by specialized newspapers	9
ways in which	9
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the inflation target	9
the economy and	9
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effects of covid	9
aspects of the	9
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the future of	9
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to the fact	9
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the supply of	9
the benefits of	9
parts of the	9
the transmission of	9
containing the pandemic	9
active fiscal policy	9
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reduction in the	9
a federal mask	9
policy trial emulation	9
the global financial	9
line with the	9
the climate crisis	9
testing and tracing	9
the possibility of	9
monetary policy committee	9
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effectiveness of the	9
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sequence of networks	9
of the environment	9
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health and well	9
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in the past	9
an understanding of	9
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the nominal interest	9
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to evaluate the	9
in the healthcare	9
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of people who	9
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at a time	9
the notion of	9
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terms of their	9
adoption of a	9
the dutch government	9
number of tests	9
economic consequences of	9
and control of	9
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the degree of	9
the novel coronavirus	9
policy repo rate	9
the fatality rate	9
a wide variety	9
the environment and	9
described in the	9
suggests that the	9
crisis and good	9
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effectiveness in containing	9
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the case for	9
health care workers	9
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duration of the	9
risk of disease	9
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profit and loss	9
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international business policy	8
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the demand for	8
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the scope for	8
health in the	8
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secondary attack rate	8
the covid share	8
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the combination of	8
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some of these	8
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the influenza pandemic	8
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the range of	8
should be considered	8
that health is	8
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number of infections	8
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prevention and control	8
of the canadian	8
global financial crisis	8
the next section	8
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climate change mitigation	8
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the disease is	8
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policy attention to	8
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delay in detection	8
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are required to	8
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dunlop and radaelli	8
disease control and	8
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the rate of	8
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the late s	8
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economic and environmental	8
what is the	8
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to keep the	8
in all states	8
learning in the	8
by the pandemic	8
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from the national	8
the focus of	8
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of this book	8
world economic forum	8
the shadow of	8
the social determinants	8
the subject of	8
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in the current	8
over the past	8
interactions with the	8
there are many	8
in the sample	8
as good at	8
of swine flu	8
and the social	8
latinne et al	8
learning through bargaining	8
an overview of	8
the united nations	8
details of the	8
of the risk	8
march and april	8
on the role	8
due to a	8
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public voice on	8
expansion of the	8
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mechanism of public	8
is assumed to	8
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we argue that	8
the interest rate	8
state of the	8
of the global	8
new forms of	8
that would have	8
number of new	8
lead to the	8
transmission of cjd	8
policies on the	8
contrast to the	8
issues related to	8
it would be	8
found that the	8
pm af regime	8
respect to the	8
robustness of our	8
countries in the	8
do not have	8
policy and practice	8
due to covid	8
of policy learning	8
information on the	8
are consistent with	8
not have a	8
in latin america	8
the outbreak of	8
rate per day	8
the four issues	8
see appendix a	8
pandemic influenza a	8
the question of	8
policy makers and	8
the probability of	8
to some extent	8
factor in the	8
when the public	8
they did not	8
of energy policy	8
a means of	8
the assumption of	8
set of policies	8
the sustainable development	7
the global response	7
they do not	7
impact of policies	7
presented in the	7
with each other	7
that the covid	7
start of the	7
the uk policy	7
at the state	7
with climate change	7
a measure of	7
on the nature	7
side of the	7
the perception of	7
the dependent variable	7
the authors declare	7
of the journal	7
australian veterinary association	7
into effect on	7
exposed to the	7
policies have been	7
tested positive for	7
the data and	7
if there are	7
its ability to	7
without the one	7
of the economy	7
in monetary policy	7
the benefit of	7
to a large	7
as soon as	7
evidence that the	7
the past years	7
there are two	7
scope of the	7
have been a	7
on a daily	7
the goals of	7
better understanding of	7
is to be	7
the negative correlation	7
the data collection	7
have been more	7
working in the	7
and d t	7
this is in	7
and with the	7
used to identify	7
context of the	7
bps maintain neutral	7
the public to	7
parameters on the	7
tend to be	7
adaptation to climate	7
the public is	7
the public policy	7
in the presence	7
in the way	7
of information and	7
the occurrence of	7
between march and	7
department of agriculture	7
as much as	7
this study is	7
global response to	7
change and the	7
from the perspective	7
the case study	7
the whole network	7
all other state	7
been observed if	7
policy as an	7
low volatility regime	7
and the role	7
is clear that	7
it is argued	7
related to covid	7
for the development	7
of infections in	7
the growth of	7
have also been	7
as early as	7
is a key	7
the new york	7
evolution and product	7
the capacity to	7
in the st	7
and secondary attack	7
type of terrain	7
the registration process	7
the public sector	7
the low volatility	7
to work remotely	7
of the literature	7
the generation of	7
the sensitivity analyses	7
of public participation	7
we find a	7
interpretation of data	7
needed to be	7
the three types	7
the lockdown policies	7
have led to	7
to be taken	7
weighted average call	7
that it was	7
policies that were	7
version of the	7
new type of	7
the basis for	7
a need for	7
and land use	7
that do not	7
of the role	7
we use a	7
it was in	7
the transition to	7
the date of	7
of changes in	7
the inclusion of	7
for policy makers	7
an attempt to	7
overview of the	7
as suggested by	7
all policies is	7
are able to	7
distance k from	7
which is the	7
to extreme weather	7
of the dutch	7
for the different	7
the prospects for	7
beginning of the	7
should be noted	7
the stag hunt	7
united states and	7
this means that	7
transmission rates and	7
the way in	7
in a given	7
transmission dynamics of	7
in favour of	7
policy attention and	7
of healthcare policy	7
pandemic and the	7
for climate change	7
be found in	7
high volatility regime	7
monetary policy and	7
the high volatility	7
the lockdown measures	7
on the left	7
the corona crisis	7
to define the	7
of employee voice	7
the identification of	7
policies and products	7
development and implementation	7
locomotion policy architecture	7
the population with	7
to avoid the	7
of this article	7
of infectious disease	7
cumulative number of	7
a daily basis	7
st century societies	7
am pf regime	7
goods and services	7
for public health	7
the loss of	7
the last day	7
the dummy variable	7
discussed in the	7
found to be	7
in support of	7
in the real	7
control and prevention	7
the disease risk	7
the scale of	7
to a low	7
and how it	7
a way to	7
the data is	7
transmission of influenza	7
from the covid	7
being able to	7
window of opportunity	7
the first quarter	7
in a similar	7
stages of the	7
of environmental policies	7
which we assume	7
an influenza pandemic	7
a shift in	7
light of the	7
the perspective of	7
level of attribute	7
the chance of	7
of the key	7
role of public	7
in this regard	7
assume that it	7
of a pandemic	7
the power of	7
a consequence of	7
martineau et al	7
lead to a	7
percent of the	7
of the event	7
based on their	7
between the infectious	7
a small number	7
that it takes	7
seems to be	7
of the price	7
standard errors in	7
policy documents published	7
does not necessarily	7
and economic development	7
point of view	7
of people with	7
call money rate	7
number of individuals	7
from individuals who	7
of covid policy	7
first recorded in	7
estimation of the	7
the economic and	7
the formulation of	7
in our model	7
we compute the	7
susceptible and infected	7
the central government	7
it will be	7
in the shadow	7
the paris agreement	7
to act as	7
in the world	7
features of the	7
is characterized by	7
antibacterial r d	7
the health insurance	7
is responsible for	7
the pm af	7
blood system and	7
counterfactual experiments in	7
errors in parentheses	7
and at the	7
in any case	7
example of a	7
an exponential distribution	7
while keeping the	7
event policy change	7
the reserve bank	7
proportion of the	7
it may not	7
if there is	7
is similar to	7
by means of	7
energy use and	7
onset of the	7
the result of	7
levels of government	7
there must have	7
the institutional rules	7
are given in	7
a plt approach	7
to stay at	7
relating to the	7
the heart of	7
the core of	7
this special issue	7
the magnitude of	7
rank this policy	7
countries that published	7
in this context	7
the onset of	7
depend on the	7
from the coronavirus	7
containment of the	7
federal government had	7
it does not	7
our data on	7
to achieve the	7
monetary and fiscal	7
a policy is	7
assume that all	7
this suggests that	7
impacts on the	7
have been observed	7
focused policy change	7
c and hiv	7
of the united	7
european energy companies	7
the percentage of	7
on the same	7
the real world	7
blood transmission of	7
we rank this	7
research and policy	7
impact of a	7
applied to the	7
that they have	7
occurred in the	7
flexible inflation targeting	7
example of the	7
if the virus	7
policies may have	7
were asked to	7
outside of the	7
a better understanding	7
to an increase	7
by the european	7
health and disease	7
is in line	7
in the market	7
of the committee	7
related policy documents	7
not account for	7
may also be	7
attention to covid	7
the first wave	7
the policy was	7
qualitative comparative analysis	7
used for the	7
costs associated with	7
of all the	7
of the gfg	7
transmission of the	7
with the policy	7
global supply chains	7
the long term	7
monetary policy to	7
way in which	7
one of these	7
the health and	7
political economy of	7
the public debate	7
as long as	7
we believe that	6
the actions of	6
in china and	6
in both the	6
in the low	6
of opportunity for	6
our model to	6
of the human	6
we have seen	6
in more detail	6
and traveler and	6
in cooperative governance	6
on march th	6
economy and society	6
the new blood	6
and without npis	6
the estimates of	6
our sample in	6
are at the	6
policies at all	6
is not always	6
of at least	6
last day in	6
negative correlation between	6
in the global	6
only if the	6
rates and traveler	6
this article at	6
in northern ireland	6
of deaths that	6
all of the	6
the healthcare sector	6
remains neutral with	6
code policy as	6
individuals who had	6
day in our	6
infectious disease outbreaks	6
with the highest	6
springer nature remains	6
the release of	6
at distance k	6
policy change and	6
many of these	6
the existence of	6
to understand how	6
with lasting physical	6
number of cases	6
at the global	6
that monetary policy	6
the output gap	6
estimates for the	6
to the target	6
the coverage of	6
effect of the	6
since they are	6
accordance with the	6
health care professionals	6
to match the	6
limitations of the	6
has the potential	6
a role in	6
negative impacts on	6
policy is implemented	6
institutional rules that	6
and other policy	6
should focus on	6
the time series	6
the discovery of	6
take place in	6
levitsky and ziblatt	6
keep it active	6
rates in the	6
in such a	6
the swine flu	6
such a policy	6
the provision of	6
from the policy	6
national newspapers were	6
death counts per	6
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based on these	6
government had imposed	6
the logarithmic scale	6
linked to the	6
formulation and implementation	6
continues to be	6
decrease in the	6
that all states	6
number of policy	6
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that of the	6
the boundaries of	6
and impact of	6
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travel ban in	6
responses to a	6
trial emulation framework	6
it is possible	6
stories related to	6
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half as impactful	6
the budget process	6
regressions considering the	6
jurisdictional claims in	6
the limits of	6
across the world	6
demographic control policies	6
we compare the	6
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health emergencies is	6
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the fraction of	6
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known to be	6
in the community	6
shot generalization to	6
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strict or loose	6
deep reinforcement learning	6
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article at www	6
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to this end	6
the amount of	6
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nature remains neutral	6
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the news media	6
the upper bound	6
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of learning in	6
the potential of	6
relationship between the	6
center for disease	6
felmingham et al	6
to prevent the	6
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active through september	6
insurance card scheme	6
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framing healthcare policy	6
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in south korea	6
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economic impact of	6
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carbon et al	6
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the medium term	6
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the counterfactual experiments	6
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infection growth rates	6
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transmission of vcjd	6
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health insurance card	6
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interstate travel ban	6
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shlaes and ryan	6
of rights and	6
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the testing regime	6
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coghlin et al	6
our results indicate	6
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maps and institutional	6
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governance for health	6
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health promotion and	5
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production and consumption	5
compute posterior means	5
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e provides the	5
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policies based on	5
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management and healthcare	5
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renewable energy technologies	5
lessons from the	5
intensity of the	5
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health and innovation	5
impact of non	5
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the immunity loss	5
economic growth and	5
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universal influenza immunization	5
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discrete choice experiment	5
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bounds assume that	5
transmission rates in	5
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gdp per capita	5
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covid policy attention	5
the green transition	5
compute the trajectories	5
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the disease in	5
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the ghg intensity	5
a panel of	5
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