The second wave of the virus is already hitting Europe with all its might. From Spain to the Czech Republic, the infections do not stop growing. The continent is facing its biggest recession in decades. And public finances are going to take a long time to recover. In the midst of this storm that threatens to last longer than expected – and which will not affect all countries equally – the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reminds European governments that this is not the time to abandon their expansionary policies. “They cannot afford to stop spending,” Alfred Kammer, the new head…
Author: Editorial Team
The arrival of the coronavirus pandemic has turned the world’s economies upside down, strangling their business fabric and with it, leaving millions of workers in serious trouble, is a fact of similar magnitude, which has caused, in the same way , that the formulas to adapt to this new situation undergo a forced acceleration in time. Robotization, a paradigm of technological development and a result of industrial progress, will from now on be much more present in companies, resulting in an equalization in the workforce between men and machines. This is what the latest study by the World Economic Forum…