Complex Event Analysis - Report
Key Focus
Together with soaring levels of public debt, this all but ensures a more anemic recovery than the one that followed the Great Recession a decade ago.
A second factor is the demographic time bomb in advanced economies. The COVID-19 crisis shows that much more public spending must be allocated to health systems, and that universal health care and other relevant public goods are necessities, not luxuriesRecurring epidemics (HIV since the 1980s, SARS in 2003, H1N1 in 2009, MERS in 2011, Ebola in 2014-16) are, like climate change, essentially man-made disasters, born of poor health and sanitary standards, the abuse of natural systems, and the growing interconnectivity of a globalized worldMomentum supporting factors
(crisis, health) (covid-19, crisis, technology) (economy, wealth)Challenge supporting factors
(covid-19, crisis, global) (crisis, global) (economy, global) (covid-19, crisis, economy) (crisis, economy) (economy, political) (covid-19, economy)Work-in-progress supporting factors
(crisis, debt) (covid-19, crisis, policy) (crisis, health) (covid-19, crisis, debt) (economy, risks) (covid-19, crisis, risks) (crisis, risks) (policy, risks) (crisis, policy) (covid-19, crisis, unsustainable)