Last week, my colleague, John Phelan, did a very good job of presenting the case that Europe was experiencing a surge in COVID-19 cases despite the broad perception that they are doing a much better job of containing than we are in the United States. It helps to see the trend with graphs, which I have included below. I’d also encourage you to read John’s article for additional context.
The graphs below are from Worldometers.
Denmark
France
Germany
Italy
UK
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