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John Letzing

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John Letzing is a digital editor, Strategic Intelligence, World Economic Forum.

Articles by John Letzing

  • How countries are dealing with the delicate matter of who to vaccinate first

    How countries are dealing with the delicate matter of who to vaccinate first

    Friday December 4, 2020

    By John Letzing

    • Editors' Picks

    Initial vaccinations will cover relatively small parts of each country’s population. In Australia, the initial priority groups identified include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

  • At ground zero of the global pandemic, life goes on

    At ground zero of the global pandemic, life goes on

    Thursday November 19, 2020

    By John Letzing

    • Community & Social

    The city’s recovery points to the effectiveness of draconian measures in combatting the spread of the disease. China’s broader reset has built hopes that it…

  • The super wealthy won big as COVID-19 spread – here’s how they can help alleviate the economic peril faced by most

    The super wealthy won big as COVID-19 spread – here’s how they can help alleviate the economic peril faced by most

    Wednesday November 18, 2020

    By John Letzing

    • Economy & Industry

    The world’s billionaires got significantly wealthier as the pandemic spread, raising concerns about money flowing to the well-heeled instead of to services for those hit…

  • Countries are piling on record amounts of debt amid COVID-19. Here’s what that means

    Countries are piling on record amounts of debt amid COVID-19. Here’s what that means

    Monday November 9, 2020

    By John Letzing

    • Economy & Industry

    As public debt in the US recently hit a peak not reached since World War II, a funny thing happened: the public didn’t really seem to mind.

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