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Preparing for a world of complete obscurity

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26 August 2020
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06/03/2020
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The International Monetary Fund published a quarterly magazine in which the themes of finance, politics and economics were considered through the prism of COVID-19. The authors of the article «Preparing for a world of complete obscurity » published in this issue analyzed the consequences of the Coronavirus pandemic and tried to identify the basic principles of international order after COVID-19.

The paper highlights three main points that will come to the fore in the post-coronvirus future: the importance of international cooperation in health care; the significant spread of technology in all spheres of life; the need to ensure long-term sustainability; and the emphasis on environmental issues.

The full issue of the IMF’s Finance and Development magazine is available by clicking here.

See other materials posted in special sections of the COVID-19 Roscongress Information and Analytical System and StayHomeEconomy , dedicated to the response to the coronavirus outbreak and possible ways to stabilize the economy in the pandemic.


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