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Jennifer Castle, Jurgen A. Doornik, David Hendry Europe remains firmly in the grip of the coronavirus pandemic. The resurgence in the incidence of infection, together with the appearance of new, more contagious variants of the coronavirus, has forced many member states to reintroduce or tighten containment measures. The European economy is thus set to open the year on a weak footing. At the same time, the start of vaccination programmes throughout the EU provides grounds for cautious optimism. A feeble start to the year for the European economy… Following a sharp increase in reported infections in mid-November and the spread of new, more infectious variants of the virus, governments were forced to reintroduce containment measures, restrict cross-border movements, or reinstate lockdowns to contain the surge in hospitalisations and a filling up of intensive care units. These interventions have generally been more targeted and less harsh than those imposed in spring 2020. Together

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