E o day-after? (parte II)

Parte I.

Números dos Estados Unidos:

"The number of Americans filing claims for unemployment benefits likely shot to a record high for a second week in a row as more jurisdictions enforced stay-at-home measures to curb the coronavirus pandemic, which economists say has pushed the economy into recession.
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More than 80% of Americans are under some form of lockdown, up from less than 50% a couple of weeks ago, leaving state employment offices overwhelmed by an avalanche of applications.
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Initial claims for state unemployment benefits probably raced to a seasonally adjusted 3.50 million for the week ended March 28, according to a Reuters survey of economists. Estimates in the survey were as high as 5.25 million.
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Claims data for the week ended March 21 is likely to be revised higher as many state employment offices reported challenges processing applications."

Outra fonte:

"The torrent of Americans filing for unemployment insurance continued last week as more than 6.6 million new claims were filed, the Labor Department reported Thursday. That brings to 10 million the total Americans who filed over the past two weeks." 

Números de Espanha:

"Ya tenemos los datos oficiales, y a finales de marzo, tras desatarse la crisis, el paro ha subido en 302.265 personas, y, lo que es más preocupante aún, la Seguridad Social cuenta con 846.000 afiliados, perdidos casi todos en la segunda mitad del mes. Solo en un día, el 16 de marzo, se perdieron 178.000 afiliaciones. El segundo peor día fue el 31, con 120.000 afiliados menos."