Every year in January, The World Economic Forum, an international non-governmental organisation with 1,000 member companies, holds a conference involving around 3,000 world political figures, business leaders, economists and thinkers in Davos in Switzerland to discuss how to improve the state of the world by “shaping global, regional, and industry agendas.”
For the 2022 event, we have worked with global human resources provider, the Adecco Group, to produce an economic analysis of the impact of Covid policy decisions taken by governments in 20 major economies and the economic outcomes in those countries. Our analysis is based on detailed legal information supplied by our alliance of law firms in the 20 countries – and the results show stark variations in the effectiveness of the different strategies adopted.
Read the Report to see how the 20 countries have fared and our recommendations for the way forward.
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What economic and health measures introduced by governments in response to Covid-19 have been the most successful? Join this interview with Bettina Schaller, head of group public affairs in the Adecco Group, to examine what worked well for some countries and what didn’t work so well for others, based on a report co-authored by Ius Laboris and the Adecco Group for The World Economic Forum.
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