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  • With the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, the world economy has come to a grinding halt The economic fallout would be enormous in terms of loss in production, income, and employment The COVID-19 pandemic has caused major ruptures in the world system, which has serious implications for global accumulation of capital It, therefore, presents an opportunity to reimagine the global division of labour and the international economic architecture © 2020 Economic and Political Weekly All rights reserved
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  • WHO
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  • World Economy and Nation States post COVID-19
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  • 2020

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