Global Problem, National Solution: An Evaluation of Global Public Goods during COVID-19

Globalist solution proposals for global public goods, which have both non-rivalry and non-excludability properties as well cross-border externalities, emphasize collective action in the provision of these goods. However, practice COVID-19 pandemic shows that to such a problem is not so global. This situation necessitates re-evaluation concept The bad, efforts combat are an example good. consequences said good also affected other effects required determination priorities protection decisions. policies governments, caught between economic recession, political crises health crises, lagged far behind globalist goods theory. For this reason, aim study determine although global, its can remain at national level re-evaluate within framework. In study, after conceptual explanations, first externality relations then search non-global solutions (mask wars countries, tension international relations, disinformation processes order take responsibility, increase distrust organizations, inequality created by patenting pricing vaccines) explained.