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Covid Economics
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Covid Economics Series

Economics in the Time of COVID-19
Book

Economics in the Time of COVID-19

  • Richard Baldwin
  • Beatrice Weder di Mauro
6 Mar 2020
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  • COVID-19
  • Introduction: Economics in the Time of COVID-19
  • Macroeconomics of the flu
  • Tackling the fallout from COVID-19
  • The economic impact of COVID-19
  • Novel coronavirus hurts the Middle East and North Africa through many channels
  • Thinking ahead about the trade impact of COVID-19
  • Finance in the times of coronavirus
  • Contagion: Bank runs and COVID-19
  • Real and financial lenses to assess the economic consequences of COVID-19
  • As coronavirus spreads, can the EU afford to close its borders?
  • Trade and travel in the time of epidemics
  • On plague in a time of Ebola
  • Coronavirus monetary policy
  • The economic effects of a pandemic
  • The good thing about coronavirus
Mitigating the COVID Economic Crisis: Act Fast and Do Whatever It Takes
Book

Mitigating the COVID Economic Crisis: Act Fast and Do Whatever It Takes

  • Richard Baldwin
  • Beatrice Weder di Mauro
  • Introduction: Mitigating the COVID Economic Crisis: Act Fast and Do Whatever It Takes
  • So far, so good: And now don't be afraid of moral hazard
  • Flattening the pandemic and recession curves
  • Limiting the economic fallout of the coronavirus with large targeted policies
  • Italy, the ECB, and the need to avoid another euro crisis
  • The EU must support the member at the centre of the COVID-19 crisis
  • Helicopter money: The time is now
  • What the stock market tells us about the consequences of COVID-19
  • Ten keys to beating back COVID-19 and the associated economic pandemic
  • Saving China from the coronavirus and economic meltdown: Experiences and lessons
  • China's changing economic priorities and the impact of COVID-19
  • Singapore's policy response to COVID-19
  • The experience of South Korea with COVID-19
  • COVID-19: Europe needs a catastrophe relief plan
  • The COVID-19 bazooka for jobs in Europe
  • The monetary policy package: An analytical framework
  • Bold policies needed to counter the coronavirus recession
  • Europe ís ground zero
  • Economic implications of the COVID-19 crisis for Germany and economic policy measures
  • Finance in the times of COVID-19: What next?
  • How COVID-19 could be like the Global Financial Crisis (or worse)
  • Protecting people now, helping the economy rebound later
  • Policy in the time of coronavirus
  • Containing the economic nationalist virus through global coordination
  • The case for permanent stimulus
COVID-19 and Trade Policy: Why Turning Inward Won’t Work
Book

COVID-19 and Trade Policy: Why Turning Inward Won’t Work

  • Richard Baldwin
  • Simon Evenett
  • Introduction: COVID-19 and Trade Policy: Why Turning Inward Won’t Work
  • How trade can fight the pandemic and contribute to global health
  • COVID-19: Demand spikes, export restrictions, and quality concerns imperil poor country access to medical supplies
  • Flawed prescription: Export curbs on medical goods wonít tackle shortages
  • COVID-19: Expanding access to essential supplies in a value chain world
  • COVID-19: Export controls and international cooperation
  • Trade policy and food security
  • Export restrictions in times of pandemic: Options and limits under international trade agreements
  • Global supply chains will not be the same in the post-COVID-19 world
  • Resilience versus robustness in global value chains: Some policy implications
  • Will the post-COVID world be less open to foreign direct investment?
  • An unintended crisis in sea transportation due to COVID-19 restrictions
  • Exposing governments swimming naked in the COVID-19 crisis with trade policy transparency (and why WTO reform matters more than
  • What's next for protectionism? Watch out for state largesse, especially export incentives
Europe in the Time of Covid-19
Book

Europe in the Time of Covid-19

  • Agnès Bénassy-Quéré
  • Beatrice Weder di Mauro
22 May 2020
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  • COVID-19
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  • EU Economic Architecture
  • EU solidarity in fighting COVID-19: State of play, obstacles, citizens’ attitudes, and ways forward
  • The EU needs an independent public health authority to fight pandemics such as the COVID-19 crises
  • Corporate debt burdens threaten economic recovery after COVID-19: Planning for debt restructuring should start now
  • Coronavirus and financial stability 3.0: Try equity – risk sharing for companies, large and small
  • Corona and Financial Stability 4.0: Implementing a European Pandemic Equity Fund
  • The European Commission’s SURE initiative and euro area unemployment re-insurance
  • Immigrant key workers in Europe: The COVID-19 response that comes from abroad
  • EU state aid policies in the time of COVID-19
  • The EU recovery fund: An opportunity for change
  • Green bridges: Reconnecting Europe to avoid economic disaster
  • European bank regulators aren’t yet doing what it takes
  • The coronavirus shock to financial stability
  • IFRS 9 and COVID-19: Delay and freeze the transitional arrangements clock
  • Unintended effects of loan guarantees during the Covid-19 crisis
  • COVID-19: Europe needs a catastrophe relief plan
  • A progressive European wealth tax to fund the European COVID response
  • EU solidarity in exceptional times: Corona transfers instead of Coronabonds
  • Coronataxes as a solution
  • A proposal for a Covid Credit Line
  • The ESM can finance the COVID fight now
  • Maturity, seniority and size: Make sure the ESM’s pandemic crisis support is fit for purpose!
  • COVID-19: A euro area safe asset and fiscal capacity are needed now
  • Corona bonds – great idea but complicated in reality
  • ESM loans or Coronabonds: A legal analysis from the German perspective
  • Sharing the fiscal burden of the crisis: A Pandemic Solidarity Instrument for the EU
  • COVID-19 economic crisis: Europe needs more than one instrument
  • The economic, political and moral case for a European fiscal policy response to COVID-19
  • Coronabonds: The forgotten history of European Community debt
  • Towards a European Reconstruction Fund
  • The EU response to the coronavirus crisis: How to get more bang for the buck
  • Perpetual bonds are not the best way to finance the European Recovery Fund
  • Helicopter money: The time is now
  • Covid Perpetual Eurobonds: Jointly guaranteed and supported by the ECB
  • Breaking the taboo: The political economy of COVID-motivated helicopter drops
  • COVID-19: OMT is second-best, but still welcome
  • To fight the COVID pandemic, policymakers must move fast and break taboos
  • Make room for fiscal action through debt conversion
Covid-19 Impact Innovation
VoxEU Talk

Covid-19’s impact on innovation

  • Carsten Fink
  • Reinhilde Veugelers
15 Jul 2022
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  • COVID-19
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  • Productivity and Innovation
Policy Insight - 103
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Policy Insight 103: Born Out of Necessity: A Debt Standstill for COVID-19

  • Patrick Bolton
  • Lee Buchheit
  • Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas
  • Mitu Gulati
  • Chang-Tai Hsieh
  • Ugo Panizza
  • Beatrice Weder di Mauro

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Economics in the Time of COVID-19
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Economics in the Time of COVID-19

  • Richard Baldwin
  • Beatrice Weder di Mauro

6 Mar 2020
  • COVID-19
  • Introduction: Economics in the Time of COVID-19
  • Macroeconomics of the flu
  • Tackling the fallout from COVID-19
  • The economic impact of COVID-19
  • Novel coronavirus hurts the Middle East and North Africa through many channels
  • Thinking ahead about the trade impact of COVID-19
  • Finance in the times of coronavirus
  • Contagion: Bank runs and COVID-19
  • Real and financial lenses to assess the economic consequences of COVID-19
  • As coronavirus spreads, can the EU afford to close its borders?
  • Trade and travel in the time of epidemics
  • On plague in a time of Ebola
  • Coronavirus monetary policy
  • The economic effects of a pandemic
  • The good thing about coronavirus
As the Coronavirus spreads, can the EU afford to close its borders?
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As the Coronavirus spreads, can the EU afford to close its borders?

  • Guntram B. Wolff
  • Raffaella Meninno

28 Feb 2020
  • COVID-19
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