Fed's Jackson Hole Symposium Goes Virtual Amid Delta Variant

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 on events and the economy, focusing on the Kansas City Fed's shift to a virtual format due to rising cases in Titon County, Wyoming. It explores the ripple effects on local businesses and tourism, and the potential changes in Fed policies. The discussion also touches on the broader question of how society might adapt to living with COVID-19, considering vaccination efficacy and public health challenges.

What was the main reason for the Kansas City Fed to shift to a virtual format?

What concerns do economists have regarding the impact of the delta variant on the economy?

How has the rise in COVID-19 cases affected local businesses in Titon County?

What are the potential ripple effects on tourism due to the COVID-19 situation?

What is the current stance of the medical community regarding vaccination and the delta variant?