COVID-19 financial aid and productivity- has support been well spent?

Carlo Altomonte, Lionel Fontagné, Maria Demertzis and Steffen Müller
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Abstract: In the EU, this support has prevented the emergence of unemployment and has kept average employment high.

Date: 2021-11
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