It’s unprecedented for a public health crisis to disrupt the global economy, but China’s coronavirus epidemic is doing just that.
With the lunar new year holidays now over, China’s economy should be humming, but many factories remain shut, container ships are going unloaded, and international air travel has come to a virtual standstill.
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