Trying times: The EU expects the deficit to amount to 13.4% of GDP. — AFP
THE arrival of vaccines carries hope that an end to the pandemic may be in sight. But even after the health crisis is brought under control, governments will have to continue dealing with the economic consequences.
Two primary concerns have emerged: The first is addressing the inequalities caused by lockdowns and other social-distancing measures.
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