No Clue When Phase Two of Reopening Starts in NYC, Says Ravitch

The transcript discusses the impact of protests on New York City's phase one reopening, highlighting revenue losses and potential migration. It explores the uncertainty surrounding the transition to phase two, considering factors like employment and media portrayal. The discussion shifts to changes in workplace habits, with more people working from home, and the social role of restaurants. Finally, it addresses outbreak management and the challenges facing public transport, particularly the subway system, in maintaining operations and funding.

How do the protests serve as both an incentive and a disincentive for the reopening of New York City?

What role do social interactions play in the decision-making process of individuals regarding office spaces?

In what ways might human nature affect the return to normalcy in New York City post-pandemic?