@misc{83db1209d0f442d4b634556677c4488c,
title = "Recovering from the Covid-19 crisis. Insights from an Epidemionomic Approach",
abstract = "Managing the Covid-19 crisis is often perceived as finding the right balance between saving lives and saving the economy or, to put in crude terms, between epidemiologists and economists{\textquoteright} priorities. The problem is more subtle and complex. In many countries such as Luxembourg, lockdown and social distancing measures were perceived as necessary to flatten the infection curve and to avoid a public health disaster… at the cost of a sizeable cut in economic output. Nothing could be less certain as a collapse of the health care system alone could have generated panic, a systemic crash of the whole international debt network, and an even more severe economic recession. As policymakers have been implementing many measures to restart the economy, the fear of a painful tradeoff recurs.",
keywords = "Covid-19, Epidemionomic Approach, lockdown, social distancing measures, public health, Luxembourg",
author = "Michal Burzynski and Fr{\'e}d{\'e}ric Docquier",
year = "2020",
month = jun,
day = "25",
language = "English",
series = "Policy Brief",
publisher = "LISER",
number = "6",
address = "Luxembourg",
type = "Other",
}