How will covid change economics? Does the return of active intervention by the state bring an end to new liberalism and the re-birth of neo-Keynesian thought? Is the Great Depression on its way, or will there be a v-shaped recovery?
The Pandemic and subsequent lockdown restrictions brought sport and much physical activity to a grinding halt in March 2020. Although government guidelines decreed physical activity a legitimate reason for leaving the house under lockdown, the ...
Early in the pandemic, supermarket shelves in the West were stripped of produce in a wave of panic buying. But despite the unprecedented economic impact of covid-19 and the subsequent lockdowns, global food supply chains ...
As soon as effective vaccines began to emerge from the laboratories of pharmaceutical companies, probably the most important issue facing the world became how to ensure that access to life-saving medicine was available to all ...
One of the most immediate and striking impacts of the pandemic was the sudden curtailment of our rights and opportunities to travel beyond our own homes and immediate localities. Whilst lockdown’s restrictions are temporary, what ...
Although the rapid spread of Covid-19 elicited a global health emergency, by August 2020 the economic crisis that has followed in its wake looks likely to have a much broader and more lasting impact. The ...
One of the most obvious changes brought about by the pandemic has been the dramatic change in the continent’s holiday plans. Under lockdown no travel was possible at all, and the only holiday stories in ...
