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Agreed regarding min living wage - but that should affect physical retailers as well right? Unless we think that e-commerce companies are more likely to have staff on/close to the MLW, rather than high street shops?
I had seen this story on thisismoney, over the weekend. https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-10123145/China-giant-Sheins-tax-ruse-big-threat-Boohoo.html
My issue is that ASOS shares traded sideways for 3-4hours this morning, before diving, so it would be difficult to solely attribute it to the tax-clauses that Shein enjoys
I think MMs are probably having a playing field today and this shoudl recover to >27 within 1-2 days
I entirely agree with everything you said
If your 'no proof' comment was for the fact that vaccination reduces risk of transmitting covid, the proof is the NEJM study I posted. If your comment was not intended for the reduction in transmission comment, then ignore me
Good luck people!
Yes of course, my mistake when I said it doesnt prevent you from getting it :)
What I meant is it reduces significantly the risk of getting it! but doesnt prevent. Again sorry
And as I said, vaccination reduces risk of transmitting it as well. So this is another reason why airlines would advocate for vaccinated people to board their planes. Because in the event of a vaccinated person being an asymptomatic carrier it will be less likely to pass it on to unvaccinated people
A sorry, you were talking about cases in general, apologies. Again, what I said still stands (as 47% comes from 69% of fully population and 53% comes from the rest 31%). So of course it prevents you getting covid, and this population data is totally in line with what all peer-reviewed clinical studies have shown.
So you are incinuating that the UK does not pick up all the positive cases and not testing enough?
I am trying to understand how you arrived to your conclusion of 'vaccine is clearly showing that it doesn't prevent you getting covid'
Sorry this is the link to the NEJM study https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2107717
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- In this nice study published in NEJM (https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2107717), PHE shows that infection of vaccinated people, is 40-50% less likely to be transmitted to unvaccinated people. This has been known for 3 months. So vaccination also reduces transmission to others
- I am not sure where you got the 47% figure (please post if you can), but the CSO yesterday said that 60% of hospitalised are unvaccinated. This comes from 31% of the population (the part that is unvaccinated) and the remainder 40% of admissions (vaccinated) come from the 69% of the population (the fully vaccinated proportion). Therefore, it is at least 3 times as likely to be admitted if unvaccinated rather than vaccinated
Just wanted to correct any false perceptions. Vaccines reduce infection risk, severity, mortality and transmission
DYOR