COLUMNS
Thinking Beyond COVID-19

Apr 2, 2020 | 04:00 GMT

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Highlights
- The COVID-19 crisis does not exist in a vacuum. Patterns and trends in the world are impacted by the viral outbreak, but remain deeper drivers of the international system.
- The near-term question is how countries balance between physical health and economic health; the midterm question centers on broader economic recovery.
- The long-term question is how COVID-19 impacts prior trends: Which patterns will be more heavily affected, and will they accelerate or slow?
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