Las secuelas de la pandemia de la Covid-19

• Óscar JORDÀ ^[1]
  1. [1] Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
• Localización: Papeles de economía española, ISSN 0210-9107, Nº 165, 2020, págs. 162-169
• Idioma: español
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  • español

    Los estragos humanos y económicos de la pandemia de la COVID-19 han sido devastadores y las medidas económicas paliativas a corto plazo son bien conocidas. Sin embargo, no es obvio qué características tendrán las economías mundiales una vez que la pandemia esté controlada. La historia de las pandemias desde la peste negra ofrece lecciones útiles. En este artículo se analizan tres lecciones a tener en cuenta para la configuración de la economía global en los próximos años

  • English

    The devasting human and economic tolls of the COVID-19 pandemic are wellunderstood and the short-term palliative economic measures easily recognized. It is less clear what the world economies will look like once the pandemic comes under control. The history of pandemics since the Black Death offers useful lessons. In this essay I discuss some three lessons that will likely shape the global economy in the years to come

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