Panel finds experts skittish on quick reopening of economy
Coronavirus,US Congress,Public Health,Healthcare,Economy And Jobs
Experts appearing before the first hearing of a new COVID-19 panel agreed on several common strategies to use in decisions about reopening the economy, as lawmakers bickered over the format of the hearing itself.
In the inaugural hearing by the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis, both parties emphasized the importance of taking steps to ease economic restrictions, albeit in different ways.
Democrats have pushed for a more cautious approach, while some Republican-led states have been quicker to lift restrictions on businesses.
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