CHRIS GILMOUR: Here’s hoping we shall soon see the roaring twenties of a new age
People will emerge from lockdown and seek to start living again when the pandemic is over
31 December 2020 - 12:00
As the end of 2020 is nigh, there are very few people who will mourn this year’s passing, such has been the catastrophic effect on lives and livelihoods of the Sars-Cov-2 virus pandemic.
However, there are many lessons to be learned and a few positive takeaways among all the overwhelming negativity. As the economic impact of the pandemic recedes during 2021, aided by the rollout of vaccines, we should reasonably expect to experience a significant bounce in economic growth as the current decade unfolds...
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