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Economics, Ethics and Mental Health in the Times of Corona

‘Sober up! Covid-19 respects no national borders, no social bonds, no political systems, and no cultural values. It hits us just as hard. It levels the world. Facing the pandemic, it is not what happened that matters, it is how we respond...’ says a widely circulated video clip on social media. Undoubtedly, the world is experiencing three intersecting crises because of the Covid-19 triggered pandemic. These three crises are being generated by the economic consequences of the epidemic, our social and public ethics and, lastly, mental health issues. The interplay of these intersecting crises and how we respond to them is going to critically influence our collective well-being.