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• TITLE: Capitalism after the Coronavirus: Public Goods, Sustainability and the Role of the State

  AUTHORS: Maria Rita Pierleoni

  KEYWORDS: Coronavirus Pandemic, Capitalism, Sustainability, Global Public Goods

  JOURNAL NAME: Theoretical Economics Letters, Vol.10 No.4, August 11, 2020

  ABSTRACT: The Coronavirus pandemic has clearly brought to light the profound weakness of modern societies that concerns a disappointing form of capitalism based on erroneous principles and priorities. In this short paper is discussed about both this weakness and the needed change that should put at first place: 1) the pursuit of ethical and moral principles and then those strictly economic and 2) to rethink with greater emphasis at the central role played by the State and International Organizations in the supply of public goods, including global ones. We are faced with a global crisis that must be addressed with global governance, especially in order to guarantee the supply of certain public goods, such as the health care and the safeguard of the environment which are strictly connected with each other. The Agenda 2030 and COP21 define the road map to follow.