As coronavirus cases top 2 million and reported deaths stand at over 146,000 globally, world leaders stand to be judged for their initial responses to the still-growing pandemic. These early stage decisions inarguably had tremendous consequences on the growth rate of the virus in each country, as well as lasting economic impacts.
China’s economy is experiencing its worst three-month period in decades — ending a nearly half-century of growth.
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