Wall Street Week - Full Show (01/24/20)

The video discusses the coronavirus outbreak in China, comparing its death rate to Ebola and highlighting its contagious nature. It examines the economic impact on China and globally, noting disruptions in travel and business. The response of the Chinese government is analyzed, with a focus on healthcare infrastructure and transparency. The video also considers the potential long-term effects on the economy and public health.

How does the death rate of the coronavirus compare to that of the Ebola virus?

• Ebola has a higher death rate than coronavirus.

• Coronavirus has a higher death rate than Ebola.

• Neither virus has a significant death rate.

• Both have the same death rate.

What is one of the major economic concerns related to the coronavirus outbreak?

• Decrease in agricultural production.

• Rise in the stock market.

• Disruption in the global supply chain.

• Increase in global oil prices.

What historical outbreak is used as a comparison for the potential economic impact of the coronavirus?

• The 1918 Spanish flu.

• The 2014 Ebola outbreak.

• The 2003 SARS outbreak.

• The 2009 H1N1 pandemic.

What is a significant challenge faced by the Chinese healthcare system in dealing with the coronavirus?

• Lack of modern medical equipment.

• Shortage of healthcare professionals.

• Inadequate primary healthcare facilities.

• Over-reliance on traditional medicine.

What is a concern regarding the Chinese government's handling of information about the virus?

• Censorship and lack of transparency.

• Lack of international cooperation.

• Excessive transparency.

• Over-reporting of cases.

How has the Chinese government responded differently to the coronavirus compared to the SARS outbreak?

• By implementing stricter censorship.

• By focusing solely on economic impacts.

• By ignoring international advice.

• By being more open and honest.

What role do local health institutions play in managing the coronavirus outbreak?

• They handle quarantine and transportation restrictions.

• They are responsible for international communication.

• They are key in the initial response and containment.

• They focus on developing vaccines.