However, this is not a "herd immunity" approach, and still requires a very substantial loss of life/morbidity
Oh apologies I misunderstood your request. While I wouldn't be surprised if someone has done this, I haven't seen a paper explicitly modelling such a scenario
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Although I should note I have also not seen someone actually quantitatively make the opposite point - that it is worse. The main argument (that I've seen) is some vague false dichotomy about 'the economy' that ignores any impact the pandemic itself has on the economy
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It is also probably worth noting that this sort of argument rarely takes into account the fact that longer delays allow treatment development. I'd much rather get COVID-19 in 2021 than 2020!
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