Loosening of restrictions likely to be gradual, controlled, much like economic reform

Damage caused by government's actions, or inactions, reflects embedded inequalities

Value of lives saved by severe approach 3.6 to 5.8 times that of lost economic output

Measuring economic losses misses need for new social contract fit for contemporary challenges

Supply disruptions plaguing US are the result of a logistics ecosystem not designed for a pandemic

Although everyone hopes the pandemic will end soon, the economic benefits will be qualified

Climate change is quickly becoming a noticeable factor in macroeconomic performance

Support measures aimed at supporting people and businesses affected by pandemic-related restrictions

Focus on pandemic-hit countries, over 40% of allocation for emerging and developing markets

As advanced economies return to pre-pandemic growth, prospects for developing ones more mixed

The global economy could lose one of its future drivers of growth as the pandemic halts a quarter-century of steady economic growth on the continent

Much rests on governments’ ability to deliver sufficient economic growth to restore fiscal balances

IP must serve the global good, rather than humanity serving the interests of a few private companies

Government seeks to inoculate about 70% of 110 million population to achieve herd immunity