Economics
What Top Economists Take From the Covid-19 Crisis
What are the generational implications of closing down economies to protect the most vulnerable?
Adam Posen, president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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The novel coronavirus has reshaped the global economy, shifting the attitudes of governments, central bankers and consumers alike. It has changed how we work—if we work—and altered monetary and fiscal policy around the globe.