What would a vaccine mean for EMs?

The distribution of an effective COVID-19 vaccine across the emerging world would clearly improve the near-term economic outlook significantly. Even so, some EMs, including India and parts of Latin America and Africa, would still suffer economic repercussions from the crisis over the coming years, delaying their return to the pre-crisis GDP path.

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