ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC RETURN STRATEGIES AFTER COVID19 PANDEMIC
The economy, and its more recent history, which we have access to, has always had oscillations,
whether positive, representing eras of prosperity, when the rise of capital drives progress and development,
or negative, usually caused by successive, administrative errors. or not, culminating in an economic recession.
Thus, both low and high seasons are factors so inherent to the economy and occur with high frequency when
analyzed coldly throughout general history (FERGUSON, 2009). Due to this cyclical condition in the economy,
opportunities are created and hegemonies are constantly broken. As occurred in the 20th century, with the American rise,
especially after the wars, when the English position as the largest global economy was taken by the United States.
But even with this North American rise in the period, the modern era had its worst economic disaster precisely
with the Great Depression of the American banking system, also known as the Crisis of 1929, when the banking system
generously provided credit to companies, in a complete disagreement, as the economist von Mises (1966) says,
with what was actually available.