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Editorial: Covid-19 pandemic: challenges for the Polish and European economy
Anna Mozdzierz
Jan Brzozowski
Abstract
The coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic is the most important challenge for the global economy in the third decade of the 21st century. The main strength of the contemporary world economy – including the intensification of globalization processes through growing economic ties, and the deepening process of interdependence between state and non-state actors – at the same time turned out to be its main weakness. The ease of international movement of people has led to a very fast transmission of the virus. As a result, most countries have taken radical steps to limit the spread of the pandemic by closing borders, but also by limiting the internal mobility of their citizens. The lockdown of entire economic sectors such as tourism and gastronomy posed an additional challenge to both developing and high-income countries, in addition to overburdening the healthcare system...
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Covid-19 pandemic ; Polish and European economy
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