If Coronavirus mostly kills the elderly, while the economic shutdown mostly saves lives of the young (car crashes, etc.), is it possible the average life expectancy will increase by year end?
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The retrospective on this is going to be fascinating.
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If the virus kills elderly that otherwise would have become even older, wouldn’t that just lower the average age and therefore average life expectancy?
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A 75 year old is more likely (expected) to live till 80 than a 25 year old. So if more 75 year olds die, this would not increase average life expectancy. But I am open to being completely wrong about this. Someone help..
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The reported rise in consumption of alcohol would not seem to indicate lower drug usage, the opposite more likely.
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