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Freakonomics Radio - 412. What Happens When Everyone Stays Home to Eat?

412. What Happens When Everyone Stays Home to Eat?

04/09/20 • 45 min

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Covid-19 has shocked our food-supply system like nothing in modern history. We examine the winners, the losers, the unintended consequences — and just how much toilet paper one household really needs.
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Covid-19 has shocked our food-supply system like nothing in modern history. We examine the winners, the losers, the unintended consequences — and just how much toilet paper one household really needs.

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