Will you be leery of flying and going out once the virus spread flattens? What one poll is saying
A new poll suggests some economists believe the economy will rebound quickly after the coronavirus spread flattens, but others predict it won't, as many people will likely still be cautious when it comes to going out.
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Mar 31, 2020, 10:51 AM
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A new poll suggests some economists believe the economy will rebound quickly after the coronavirus spread flattens, but others predict it won't, as many people will likely still be cautious when it comes to going out.
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According to a Harris Poll survey conducted over the weekend, it will take at least four months for many Americans to go back to regular activities.
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Here are the bullet points:
30% will wait that long before to go out to dinner again.
44% will wait that long before going to the movies.
57% will wait that long before taking a flight.
54% will wait that long before they stay at a hotel.
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