By Andreas Theophanous
With the spread of COVID-19 in most countries of the world, in addition to the casualties, the health issues and the disruption of normality, inevitably there has been a serious reduction of economic activity.
Furthermore, most analysts predict that the current economic crisis will be much worse than the one which broke out in 2008.
Consequently, the countries which have been affected are trying to deal with the painful consequences of the pandemic and simultaneously are taking measures to mitigate the negative economic...