Excellent article in today's Times describing how an earlier lockdown would have saved tens of thousands of people. A couple of things occur to me:
1) NH, due to its remote location, shut down earlier in its cycle than NY and Mass. So this is consistent with Sam's point.
2) As different states reopen at different speeds, we can see whether models like this are basically correct or incorrect. If these models/stats are worthwhile, we should expect to see fast openers (Georgia?) experience higher growth in the months to come.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/20/u...ng-deaths.html