Long Covid Hits UK Economy Harder Than Most Other Countries
The UK economy has been hit harder by the long-term effects of COVID-19 compared to most other countries. The country is grappling with a significant increase in public debt, an additional 1.2 million people on sickness benefits, a record postwar tax burden, and a growing government sector, all of which are consequences of decisions made during the pandemic. Moreover, the UK's economic growth has been sluggish, further exacerbating the situation. While some of the damage was unintentional, the long-term impact of long COVID on the UK economy is undeniable, posing a significant challenge for the country's economic recovery and resilience.
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