COVID-Economics Links (May 11)

• Can the Covid Bailouts Save the Economy? - Elenev, Landvoigt and van Nieuwerburgh (CEPR DP)
• Consumption in the time of Covid-19: Evidence from UK transaction data - Hacioglu, Känzig and Surico (CEPR DP)
• Supply and Demand in Disaggregated Keynesian Economies with an Application to the Covid-19 Crisis - Baqaee and Farhi (CEPR DP)
• Navigating Deglobalization - Mohamed A. El-Erian (PS)
• Long haul lockdown: Three scenarios for the impact of coronavirus on the UK economy - Leslie, Hughes, McCurdy, Pacitti, Smith and Tomlinson (VoxEU)
• The economic impact of Covid-19 in Europe and the US - Sophia Chen, Deniz Igan, Nicola Pierri, Andrea Presbitero (VoxEU)
• Working from home: Estimating the worldwide potential - Berg, Bonnet and Soares (VoxEU)
• Political beliefs affect compliance with COVID-19 social distancing orders - Painter and Qiu (VoxEU)
• Seize the opportunity of Covid-19 to restructure taxes - Martin Sandbu (FT)
• Growth in the shadow of COVID-19 debt - Jamus Lim (VoxEU)
• The European Central Bank is deluding itself over German court ruling - Wolfgang Munchau (FT)
• China car sales notch first rise in almost 2 years - FT
• The Emerging-Market Debt Trap - WSJ
• India must now help its people back to work - FT