While the battle against COVID-19 continues in full force, it is almost certain that the pandemic will leave a permanent mark on societies around the globe. The longer that measures such as business restrictions and social distancing need to remain in place—and the stricter they are—the greater the likelihood that the changes to our ways of living and working will be broad, deep, and enduring.
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