Panel Recording

COVID-19 and the US economy: Is the recovery slowing?

This event analyses the status of US economic recovery, the effectiveness of Biden’s Build Back Better agenda and the steps made to address the country’s pervasive inequality.

Event date and time: 22 November 2021 — 18:00 TO 19:00 GMT

Event location: Online

COVID-19 and the US economy: Is the recovery slowing?

— This event analyses the status of US economic recovery, the effectiveness of Biden’s Build Back Better agenda and the steps made to address the country’s pervasive inequality.

The COVID-19 pandemic created not only a public health crisis in the US but also an economic crisis, as economic growth slowed at the start of the pandemic and unemployment increased to levels not seen since the Great Depression.

President Joe Biden has sought to deliver an economic recovery that transforms the economy by investing in sustainable physical and social infrastructure. This event tackles the following questions:

  • What is the status of US economic recovery and what are the potential risks of a slowed down recovery?
  • How will Biden’s Build Back Better agenda and the American Jobs Plan impact economic growth and unemployment in the US?
  • Can Biden’s economic plan address the problem of pervasive inequality in the US?

Event format and who can attend

Panel sessions bring together several renowned speakers with different perspectives on an issue, offering the audience a thought-provoking discussion that thoroughly analyses a topic from many angles. They are held in our Joseph Gaggero Hall and on the record. 

Members and guests get priority access, with places available to those who register their interest. 

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