Given that COVID-19 has an unprecedented government response around the world, severely limiting people's rights, how come there have not been clear explanations of when and what will be locked down?
For instance, my government (Romania) constantly says it will implement a gradual response, yet it does not say what that response will be as a function of case or death rate over time. It just says "if citizens comply, we might lift the lockdowns".
Telling businesses and citizens what to expect from governments would eliminate the government response's uncertainty, that is right now on top of the disease's propagation uncertainty.
(Granted, this is an "ought" question, and you can not arrive to an answer without using at least one "ought" premise).
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