In our latest Suara SEACEN article, we show that global output growth slows down during pandemics, and global growth in the post-pandemic period is slightly lower than the pre-pandemic period. It argues that public health must remain the top priority; and fiscal stimulus that will cushion the severe impacts of the pandemic must play dominant roles in policy responses. This article is now available exclusively on Suara SEACEN.
The SEACEN Centre at the Bangkok Economic Festival 2026
The SEACEN Centre is proud to partner with the Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee on side events at the Bangkok Economic Festival 2026 (12–16 October, Valia Hotel, Bangkok). The Centre’s contribution
