Even woke economists would realize that lockdowns might confound the analysis. Not sure about non-economists.

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you would expect a broader societal trend to have a similar impact on both types.

Aah, I see it's a clever selection/filtering mechanism. I see... It just struck me as immediately inapplicable ("look, our cancer-curing drug had no effect on people without diagnosed cancer!")

Your broader point is even more interesting, yet I doubt these woke(?) authors could even conceive of that idea

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From 'Bowling Alone' to Typing Alone: Hidden Cost of WFH Revolution(NYT, op-ed)

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> you would expect a broader societal trend to have a similar impact on both types.

Aah, I see it's a clever selection/filtering mechanism. I see... It just struck me as immediately inapplicable ("look, our cancer-curing drug had no effect on people without diagnosed cancer!")

Your broader point is even more interesting, yet I doubt these woke(?) authors could even conceive of that idea