In a reflection of how far we’ve come since the coronavirus first emerged in central China, this month’s top ranked are those most effectively putting the pandemic in the rearview mirror, with the fewest scars. After nearly two years of fluctuation-during which the top and bottom of the Ranking shifted as the pandemic shape-changed-places have largely settled into their permanent positions, drawing the project to a natural close. Twenty editions in, the virus has become something most countries are living with. Since November 2020, Bloomberg’s Covid Resilience Ranking has tracked the best and worst places to be during the pandemic, using a range of datapoints to capture a monthly snapshot of how the world’s biggest economies were handling this once-in-a-generation health crisis.
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