Fig 1.
of COVID-19: China, Italy, and the US.
Estimates of the effective reproduction rate () of COVID-19 for selected countries. The sample consists of all dates after the total number of reported cases in the country has reached 100. 65% credible bounds shown by the shaded areas.
Fig 2.
of COVID-19: Brazil, India, and Germany.
Estimates of the effective reproduction rate () of COVID-19 for selected countries. The sample consists of all dates after the total number of reported cases in the country has reached 100. 65% credible bounds shown by the shaded areas.
Table 1.
Estimates of the basic reproduction number ().
Fig 3.
and policy interventions: Lockdowns.
Estimated effective reproduction number () one week before and three weeks after a lockdown is introduced in a country. The original sample consists of 14 European countries studied by Flaxman et al [25]. Heteroskedasticity-robust confidence bounds are shown by the shaded areas.
Fig 4.
Mobility around introduction of lockdowns.
Mobility index (constructed from Google’s “COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports” [24]) one week before and three weeks after a lockdown is introduced in a country. See S1 Appendix (Section A.8) for details on the construction of the mobility index. The original sample consists of 14 European countries studied by Flaxman et al [25]. Heteroskedasticity-robust confidence bounds are shown by the shaded areas.
Table 2.
Effective reproduction number after introduction of NPIs.