Introduction: Recurrent Cycles of Boom and Recession versus Isolated Crises Caused by Extraordinary Phenomena
1. The Effects of Pandemics on the Real Productive Structure: The Labor Market, the Process of Capital-Goods Stages, and the Impact of Uncertainty
2. Pandemics: Systematic Government Bureaucracy and Coercion versus Spontaneous Social Coordination
3. The Pandemic as a Pretext for an Increasing Lack of Fiscal and Monetary Control by Governments and Central Banks
