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The better crisis response
Jul 05,2021 - Last updated at Jul 05,2021
WASHINGTON, DC If a meteor hits Earth, a major natural disaster strikes, or any other shock of previously unanticipated dimensions occurs, how should economic policymakers respond? There are two plausible alternatives: focus on helping the financial sector, along the lines of what was done in 2008-09, or go as big as possible in helping everyone who needs help, as was done in 2020-21. While the 2008 crisis response was better than many alternatives, what was achieved in 2020 should become our reference point for dealing with systemic cataclysms.
Next time, however, we need to do even better in terms of helping people at the lower end of the income distribution. This requires significant investments in social infrastructure that should really start today.
By The Athletic UK Staff Jul 5, 2021 135
When it came to picking an XI for England’s Euro 2020 quarter-final against Ukraine, our writers agreed on very little. But the win that followed in Rome was so comprehensive, suddenly now they’re largely all on the same page.
Raheem Sterling, Jordan Pickford and Declan Rice pick themselves having impressed from the opening win over Croatia, as do the improving Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw and Harry Kane.
Clearly, only minor tweaks are needed, with players as varied in position as Jordan Henderson, Kieran Trippier and Phil Foden all being put forward for starts against Denmark.