One key lesson from the past 18 months is that economies can rebound quickly once virus waves have subsided. Even with this mind, the pace at which activity in India has rebounded from its second wave has been remarkable. But the rapid reopening raises the prospect of renewed outbreaks, potentially with more contagious variants.
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