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Operational Monitoring of Socio-Economic Policy Aimed to Ease the COVID-19 Inpacts
The peak of economic shock resulted from the first wave of COVID-19 has already passed in many countries, and currently, the focus of economic policy is shifting towards recovery. In the context of a gradual resumption of business activity and stabilization in financial markets, the authorities are so far abandoning new economic incentives, while extending effective terms of previously adopted measures.