Health
Vaccine delays in poorer nations threaten rich world’s economy – The Irish Times
Developed nations’ recovery hit through trade links unless they help more, WHO finds
Advanced economies face a significant hit to their economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic unless they help developing countries speed up their vaccination programmes, according to a report that will be published by the World Health Organisation on Monday.
If the rollout of vaccines in developing countries continues on its current trajectory, advanced economies face output losses of up to $2.4 trillion (1.97 trillion) 3.5 per cent of their annual gross domestic product before the pandemic…
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