Britain and every other country in the world have experienced economic hardships in the past 18 months which have not been replicated for decades. Although the OECD outlook for the recovery of the global economy has improved in recent months, the slow economic rebound is expected to be unbalanced between various global actors. -This disparity between countries is driven by several factors including: -Public Health Strategy; Domestic vaccine rollout; -Fiscal and monetary support; The prominence of industries which were most affected e.g. hospitality and tourism. It should come as no surprise that more advanced economies are projects to benefit from rapid access to vaccines and more robust budgetary support. Inversely nations that were heavily reliant on tourism-driven revenue, such as Iceland and Spain, will have a more difficult road to recovery. https://originfinance.co.uk/britains-post-pandemic-economic-bounce-back/