now, earlier i spoke to laurence boone,, she's chief economist at the o.e.c.d., and i asked her if the worst was over for the world's economies. so we're still in the meat of depending which, as, as many office hours to finish it. but with vaccines inside. as here, we're highlighting this hope far better future. now what police humane is, have to do what we have to do is really to breach the gap between now and the time to as the end of 2021 where the vaccines will have been widely deployed. and there's hope that life can return to something that is small normal you write in this report that within individual economies, not all groups will recover equally. who is at risk of being left behind so that's absolutely right. as, as you know, when there's, you explain it, it's very important. any economic performance of each country depends on the how, how efficient health felicie has been, and how efficient as well if you kiss the efficacy of the public support the public supposed to be in superglued for helping pheromones for helping. where cares. but there's obviously people who are left b