16 Dec 2021

“Anyone who recalls travel pre-9/11 understands that there is no going back to the looser security procedures and everyone has gotten used to greater scrutiny and hassles if they want to travel. I worry that governments are running out of financial ammo and are taking on heavy debt loads and that will imperil recovery, and programs to cushion adjustments. The pandemic has had uneven consequences within nations and between them, exacerbating inequalities that are potentially very disruptive.”

www.aljazeera.com/economy/2021/12/16/f...
Type of Source: News

Jeff Kingston

   Professor, Director, Author

Director of Asian Studies at Temple University Japan

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Covid-19 pandemic and growing inequality

Covid-19 pandemic and political consequences

Covid-19 restrictions

Widespread inequality