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with the leaves are turning colors, and the ski shop seemed to be reopening. This week,

our journey starts in China and Italy as I chat with Sharon Lam in Hong Kong and Lisa Yucca in Milan.

Both wrote this week about the economics of masks. Sharon's feature on how the widespread adoption of mouth-to-nose

coverings has spawned a mini manufacturing boom was actually one of my favorite pieces that we

produced this week. In it, she points out that the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development

projects annual personal protective equipment sales will increase by a whopping 200-fold by the end

of this year to 166 billion.

But as she argues, the market is fraught with fraud, poor quality control, and creates a whole

massive environmental problem of its own. Around 75% of coronavirus-related plastic, including

masks used for single use, will pour into landfills, rivers, and oceans around the world.

We were joined in our chat by Lisa as Italy's government imposed a nationwide outdoor mask mandate

with fines of up to €1,000 for violators.

Finally, I talked with Gina Chan in Palo Alto after a judiciary committee in the Democrat-controlled

U.S. House of Representatives

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