Ashish and Leigh delve into the precarious situation of the world’s poorest nations during the pandemic, forced to choose between public health and economic stability. With a significant loss of tourism revenue, these countries now face rampant inflation and escalating economic challenges—a consequence of choices that were both necessary and misunderstood.
Despite criticism, these nations opened their borders in a bid to stabilize their economies, a decision that, in hindsight, appears justified. Join us as we explore the overlooked ramifications and the ongoing struggle these countries endure in the aftermath of their pivotal decisions.
