Ebola Is Tail Risk That Should Be Considered: Barth

The transcript discusses the Ebola outbreak's potential global economic impact, emphasizing that while it remains a tail risk, it could become more significant if not contained. The conversation compares the sentiment-driven economic effects of SARS with the current Ebola situation, highlighting the importance of containment and the potential for the virus to become endemic. The discussion also covers the virus's possible evolution, the need for effective international response, and the implications for financial markets.

What comparisons are made between Ebola and other diseases like SARS and HIV in the text?

How does the text describe the potential for Ebola to become endemic in the population?

What factors does the text identify as important to monitor regarding the Ebola outbreak?