Globalization brought us Covid-19—and the tools to fight it. But as we do, nearly every corner of the global economy will change. In a special field guide this week, Quartz examines the long-term consequences of the coronavirus pandemic on the workplace, tech, education, diplomacy, globalization, fossil fuels, and more. Take advantage of our free 7-day trial of membership to read “World vs. coronavirus” and learn what will change once the pandemic is over.

Read the field guide and explore:

The tech industry will recover faster from coronavirus than we do. The biggest threat to global industries is shifting from supply chain disruption to the drop in consumer demand that comes with a recession.
What coronavirus means for climate change. Coronavirus has slashed global emissions. Can it last?
Coronavirus has exposed the flaws of the modern airline industry. Ordinarily, airlines should not need financial help and the industry should prepare for increased regulation.
Globalization brought us Covid-19 and the tools to fight it. Vaccine production and testing are underway in numerous countries. While some governments may use this moment to be opportunistic, it will take global cooperation to end this crisis.
What the workplace stands to gain and lose in a post-coronavirus world. When the Covid-19 pandemic winds down, it will have left an indelible mark on the workplace.

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