COVID-19

Epi-economic Modelling of COVID-19: Policy Implications for Australia

Crawford School of Public Policy

Event details

Seminar

Date & time

Wednesday 05 August 2020
1.00pm–2.30pm

Venue

Online

Speaker

Professor Quentin Grafton, Professor Tom Kompas

Contacts

Quentin Grafton

The presentation highlights recent epidemiological-economic modelling of COVID-19 in Australia undertaken by the presenters with co-authors. The model results provide important policy insights about how to respond to the pandemic in terms of both public health and the economy. While the results are from Australia, based on data until early July 2020, the results are of general interest to any high-income country. Our findings are that a ‘go hard, go early’ response in terms of both a lock-down and also testing and contact tracing are a preferred strategy that dominate alternatives such as ‘controlled adaptation’ or the ‘Swedish Model.’

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