Beyond the coronavirus crisis: investing for a viable future
European Economic Advisory Group at CESifo, Munich
EEAG - Munich
2021
66 p.
epidemic disease ; economic development ; macroeconomics ; social capital ; education ; investment
The EEAG Report on the European Economy
20
Economic development
https://www.cesifo.org/DocDL/EEAG-2021.pdf
English
Bibliogr.;Statistics
"The coronavirus crisis has led to a severe economic downturn and threatened the health and the economic existence of many people and has thus led to unprecedented challenges for policy makers and governments at national and international levels. The crisis is fraught with uncertainty and no clear conclusions can be drawn about how long it will last and how the virus will evolve and continue to spread. For some, the coronavirus has a worse impact on some segments of the population than on others. Women, for example, are more likely to stay at home to take care of their children, and professionals in certain sectors have been unable to work since March. The European Union has launched the Next Generation EU (NGEU) support program to address some of these challenges and strengthen solidarity between member states. ..."
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