Actually the U.S. is doing surprisingly well on masks!https://twitter.com/MaxCRoser/status/1275183107419881473 …
Yeah, I get that, but doing better than Germany, Spain, France, Italy, UK, and US. Perhaps it's something about the Norther European societies more broadly, plus more stringent policies (Denmark, Norway, Finland)?pic.twitter.com/ruIUYRir8o
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That is, if you reduce these countries to the variable lockdown/no lockdown, it's not certain that the lockdowns were the prime determinant of the various death rates. Might be in combination with other social and/or environmental factors.
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The smallest of those countries you mentioned have >5x the population of Sweden.
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Size of initial outbreak is a big one that is often disregarded, then population size, family unit size, some cultural aspects perhaps (Swedes don’t kiss as a greeting I think?), age/health mix will also impact death rates.
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