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Policy Watch Q3 2020: COVID-19 Economic Measures Across Top Global Economies

10/9/2020

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As of October 9, 2020

COVID-19 is wreaking havoc on nearly every aspect of the global economy. It is clear now that what was originally a supply-side shock—and to a lesser extent an export demand shock for the global economy—has morphed into something far more pernicious. With each new data point, it becomes painfully clear—the global economy has entered a full-blown recession. As unprecedented as the crisis is, it’s being met by a wholly unprecedented global policy response. From Europe and the UK to countries throughout Asia and the Americas, central banks and governments have been called to action—and they are stepping up.

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Authors

Rebecca Rockey New York Research
Rebecca Rockey

Deputy Chief Economist, Global Head of Forecasting
Washington, United States


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Head of Americas Insights, Global Research
Atlanta, United States


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Dominic Brown

Head of International Research, Global Think Tank
Brisbane, Australia


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