COVID-Economics Links (March 31)

Daily links on COVID-related content

• The West’s COVID-19 Learning Curve - Daniel Gros (PS)
• Capitalism’s Triple Crisis - Mariana Mazzucato (PS)
• How COVID-19 is laying bare inequality - Bruegel
• The COVID-19 Solidarity Test - Kemal Dervis (PS)
• South Asia shows new spirit of collaboration to fight COVID-19 pandemic - World Bank Blogs
• Is COVID-19 triggering a new emerging-market crisis? - Bruegel
• The Coronavirus Is the Biggest Emerging Markets Crisis Ever - Adam Tooze (Foreign Policy)
• Emerging market central banks embark on radical stimulus policies - FT.com
• Monitoring Real Activity in Real Time: The Weekly Economic Index - NY Fed
• Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker - Oxford University
• How Many Jobs Can be Done at Home? - Dingel and Neiman
• COVID, Fed swaps and the IMF as lender of last resort - Levy Yeyati (VoxEU.org)
• The Federal Reserve can do more for small businesses - Brookings
• A timeline of central bank responses to the COVID-19 pandemic - PIIE
• Europe’s COVID-19 Crisis and the Fund’s Response - IMF Blog
• Thinking ahead: For a sustainable recovery from COVID-19 - World Bank Blogs
• Getting money urgently to low-wage U.S. workers - Lisa Cook (Equitable Growth)
• The long-term consequences of recessions for U.S. workers - Liz Hipple (Equitable Growth)
• How to Get America Working Again - Kaplan and Levy, WSJ.com
• New CEPR ‘Review’: Covid Economics, Vetted and Real-Time Papers - VoxEU.org and CEPR
• How the Covid-19 Pandemic Will Affect Four Types of Labor - Branko Milanovic (Pro Market)
• The fiscal consequences of the pandemic - Bruegel
• Euro bailout chief sees hurdles to quick ‘coronabonds’ - FT.com
• A cost-effective way to help emerging markets fight Covid-19 - FT.com
• Virus threatens to push developing Asia economies into recession - FT.com