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Boost healthcare to save lives and capital inflows
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A heavy burden of government debt, fiscal profligacy, runaway inflation and weak economic growth are the usual recipe for a sovereign credit-rating cut. But a pathogen that shook us all up is poised to throw yet another measure into the cauldron: public investment in healthcare. The covid pandemic has hit economic output across the world and taken at least 3.4 million lives with its real toll estimated at around 10 million by The Economist in less than a year-and-a-half. So, the proposition that how credit-worthy a country is must depend partly on how healthy it can keep its people should surprise nobody. In this case, the wave that engulfs us need not even recede for it to reveal how bare-boned which nation is. Such a proposal was voiced on Tuesday by former Italian PM Mario Monti, who heads a panel of the World Health Organization on health and sustainable development. He called for a rating downgrade of