Coronavirus Spread Creates Risk for 911: Who Will Answer? As the new coronavirus spreads in communities across the U.S., 911 call centers are grappling with how to ensure their dispatchers don't get infected. A hodgepodge of dated telephone systems, mismatching radio frequencies and disparate dispatch software mean that call traffic at many centers can't easily be redirected from a center that is overloaded with calls or whose call takers have fallen ill. Personnel answering 911 calls can't typically work from home and often report to facilities shared with fire, police or emergency medical workers. In a pandemic, those first responders are often in direct contact with sick people and return to stations where they dine and work together. Wall Street Journal, March 30, 2020 Which big economic questions and tradeoffs does this news story discuss or imply? Question content area bottom Part 1 The news clip deals with the _______ questions. A. what and why B. what and how C. why and when D. how and when