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COVID-19 recovery: some economies will take longer to rebound – this is bad for everyone

What are the consequences for all countries of a slow economic recovery from the pandemic? Image: REUTERS/Ann Wang

Gulcin Ozkan
Professor of Finance, King's College London
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Some countries, like South Korea, Japan and Germany are on course to recover to pre-pandemic levels. Image: Statista
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