The covid-19 pandemic is set to increase public debt to levels last seen after the second world war. But is rising public debt a cause for concern? New economic thinking suggests perhaps not, at least for now.
Further reading:
Find The Economist’s most recent coverage of covid-19 here: [ Ссылка ]
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Why economics sometimes changes its mind: [ Ссылка ]
Read more about the debt after covid-19: [ Ссылка ]
Why governments must beware the lure of free money: [ Ссылка ]
Read about the Fed’s biggest inflation-policy change in decades: [ Ссылка ]
Why covid-19 could eventually lead to the return of inflation: [ Ссылка ]
Read about the economies that have started to bounce back: [ Ссылка ]
Why fiscal policy must shift as economies start to recover: [ Ссылка ]
Read our article on the resilience of banks: [ Ссылка ]
Why investors at home and abroad are buy American government debt: [ Ссылка ]
Public Debt: how much is too much?
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