The WHO is beyond reform, it needs competitors
4 September 2020
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IEA research quoted in the Daily Express
4 September 2020
Economic Theory
Christopher Snowdon writes for CapX
“In an ideal world, member states would do to the WHO what Matt Hancock has done to PHE and replace it with a streamlined agency that focuses only on infectious disease”, writes the IEA’s Head of Lifestyle Economics, Christopher Snowdon.
But as Chris argues for CapX, while “serious reform [of the WHO] is probably impossible and abolition is not feasible in the short term, diverting money from this ailing organisation and putting it towards a politically neutral global disease watchdog would be a good start.”
Read the full article here.
But as Chris argues for CapX, while “serious reform [of the WHO] is probably impossible and abolition is not feasible in the short term, diverting money from this ailing organisation and putting it towards a politically neutral global disease watchdog would be a good start.”
Read the full article here.
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