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Will the coronavirus pandemic end globalisation?

The pandemic, following the 2008 financial crisis and the 9/11 attacks, has strengthened arguments for nationalism, while highlighting the fragility of the global supply chain. However, the cost of abandoning the tried and tested model of globalisation will create a further shock to an economic system already under immense pressure at the hands of the virus

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Failure to repair the current liberal trade system may have more severe economic consequences in the long term than those caused by the pandemic

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