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By Project Syndicate - Jun 09,2020
By Joseph E. Stiglitz and Hamid RashidNEW YORK — Governments around the world are responding forcefully to the COVID-19 crisis with a combined fiscal and monetary response that has already reached 10 per cent of global GDP.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 08,2020
By Jacek Rostowski and Arnab Das LONDON — The Franco-German proposal for a 500 billion euro European Union (EU) recovery fund to cope with the COVID-19 crisis has been called the EU’s “Hamiltonian moment”.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 08,2020
By Erna Solberg and Tommy Remengesau Jr. OSLO/NGERULMUD — From Jamaica to Palau and Norway to Indonesia, the impact of the COVID-19 crisis is global, and national recovery efforts must be globally focused to seize shared opportunities.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 06,2020
By Aubrey Hruby and Aubrey RugoWASHINGTON, DC — As the COVID-19 crisis has escalated, stay-at-home orders have led to a surge in online purchases, of everything from groceries to medicines to household essentials, by consumers in the advanced economies.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 02,2020
By Simon Johnson, Galit Alter, Tess Cameron and Michael MinaCAMBRIDGE — In Massachusetts, which has a population of close to seven million, over 6,000 people have died from COVID-19 since the beginning of March.
By Project Syndicate - Jun 01,2020
By Carlos Alvarado Quesada and Tedros Adhanom GhebreyesusSAN JOSÉ — The COVID-19 pandemic began less than six months ago, but we have already learned a great deal about the disease.
By Project Syndicate - May 07,2020
LONDON/NAIROBI – Every year, some nine million people worldwide, equivalent to the population of Austria, die of hunger or hunger-related diseases. That is tragic enough, but COVID-19’s disruption of food supply chains risks doubling this number in 2020.
By Project Syndicate - Apr 27,2020
By Carl Manlan and Henri-Michel YéréLOMÉ/BASEL – COVID-19 poses the greatest threat yet to the systems of international integration instituted during the twentieth century.
By Project Syndicate - Apr 25,2020
By Tolullah Oni, Gillian Marcelle, and Tau TavengwaCAMBRIDGE – The COVID-19 pandemic will have dangerous, far-reaching implications long into the future, especially if it derails recent improvements in many countries’ historically weak health systems.
By Project Syndicate - Apr 23,2020
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