Easing in Denmark is the exception, not the rule

The comparative success that the Danish government has had in handling COVID has allowed it to start to re-open the economy, despite the painfully slow progress on the vaccine front. Most economies in Europe are not as well placed, however, so their rebounds will lag behind.

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