The Covid-19 pandemic has created a laboratory for testing different governance systems in the face of a public-health crisis, ultimately revealing massive variance in country performance.
For example, countries in East Asia (like China, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan) tended to do a better job of controlling the pandemic than did many countries in the Americas and Europe.
But these outcomes are not about democratic versus authoritarian government, as some have argued.
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