Florida Starts to Bounce Back From Hurricane Irma

The video discusses the aftermath of a hurricane in Dade County, focusing on business recovery, community resilience, and the challenges faced by residents. While some businesses, especially in the informal economy, have reopened, major American businesses remain closed. The community shows resilience, with cultural centers like Calle Ocho reopening. The storm, though less catastrophic than expected, left millions without power and displaced many. A curfew is in place, and issues like price gouging are being addressed.

What was the status of major American businesses in Dade County after the hurricane?

• They were operating at reduced capacity.

• They were mostly closed.

• They were unaffected by the hurricane.

• They were all open as usual.

How did the informal economy in Dade County respond to the hurricane?

• It bounced back quickly.

• It was unaffected by the hurricane.

• It remained closed for several days.

• It struggled to recover.

What challenges did the community face after the hurricane?

• Complete restoration of power.

• No significant challenges.

• Minimal displacement of residents.

• Significant power outages and displacement.

What legal issue was highlighted in the aftermath of the hurricane?

• Price gouging was tolerated.

• Price gouging was not tolerated.

• Looting was legalized.

• Curfews were lifted immediately.

What was the community's response to reports of looting?

• Scattered reports of looting were unconfirmed.

• Scattered reports of looting were confirmed.

• There were no reports of looting.

• Looting was widespread and unchallenged.