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In certain ways, the Covid-19 economy is playing out like the game of Jenga. In Jenga, players take turns removing blocks from a tower and place them on top of the structure, balancing it till the tower collapses. Economies are globally connected and layered. Value chains, supply networks, markets, clients, customers are all globally integrated as building blocks of the tower. Just like in the game of Jenga, each block in the economy rests on the support of other blocks.

Over the years, we have been playing a risky game of Jenga with our economies. We are building them taller by irresponsibly pulling out limited resources from the bottom that are there to provide structural robustness to the tower. The players of the game overlook the precariously destabilising framework. They are ecstatic to make it grow bigger, ignoring the rapidly crumbling base. In order to accelerate development and reach the magical growth numbers, we have recklessly kept on adding blocks without any regard to depleting resources or sustainability issues.

A Jenga economy only gets bigger by shaking its own roots. It grows on the ambitions of a few that disregard other stakeholders. The result is catastrophic for the world’s economic foundation.

The already weak towers of the Jenga economy got a jolt when the pandemic visited us in 2020. Covid-19 shook not just the unstable tower of the global economy but also our confidence in our fundamentals. Industries got decimated, people lost jobs, factories were shut, charts and graphs on every parameter nosedived, and businesses collapsed.

The present global recession is considered to be the deepest since World War II, with most economies experiencing unprecedented weakening in multiple economic indicators. Unemployment has spiked. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted world growth to be minus 4.4 percent. About 90 million people are expected to fall into extreme deprivation.

The recession, however, is not merely a nemesis of the pandemic. Signs of the recession were manifest even before Covid-19 became a pandemic. The global stock market crash and recession ‘officially’ began on February 20, 2020, although smoke was visible on the horizon by late 2019. The crisis was already in the making, a precipitation of earlier policies and actions. The Jenga game was on, and the pandemic was just the tipping point.

Recessions are often a consequence of a cascading effect of business failures accumulated over time. Recurring economic imbalances and business inexpedience often lay the groundwork for it. Imprudent policies and macroeconomic mishandling have made most economies vulnerable to shocks. Unsustainable value chains and shaky business models have left the economic fabric fragile.

Economic development is not merely a financial algorithm. Development rests on striking a balance between economic indices and social and environmental goals. According to the World Bank, 1.3 billion people—22 percent—live in multidimensional poverty accompanied by poor health, lack of education and inadequate living standards. United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) data shows that a quarter of all children under five years are malnourished. Globally, at least two billion people use contaminated drinking water. By 2025, half of the world’s population will be living in water-stressed areas. As a coronavirus prevention measure, the World Health Organisation (WHO) advises the public to practice handwashing with soap. A World Bank survey in 42 countries reports that half of the people lack basic handwashing facilities.

According to WHO, air pollution is the fifth highest mortality factor globally. More than 90 percent of the world's population is exposed to unhealthy air. Global carbon emissions are at an all-time high. The sustainability dream has been shattered. When the pandemic happened, we were already broke. It made us hollow.

But not everything is grim and dark. The wealth of the world’s billionaires reached a record high in 2020—at around $10.2 trillion, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). To put that data in perspective, it amounts to roughly twice the combined nominal GDP of Africa and South Asia—accommodating 40 percent of the world’s population. The rich got richer as Percy Bysshe Shelley, the English romantic poet would say.

If the weak connect between economic growth and sustainability continues in the post-pandemic world, the new tower we build in the aftermath will remain unstable. Unless the environmental costs are accounted for, national income does not reflect a true measure of progress and remains a false indication of growth. The Covid-19 incursion robbed us nickel-and-dime and left our economies gasping. The viral web caught everyone unawares—slithering, struggling, wriggling, the world is trying to get on its feet. It’s never too late to rebuild the economy.

About 690 million people worldwide go to sleep hungry each night. As we enter deeper into 2021, less than 10 years are left for 2030, the due date for attaining the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). Do we put the blocks back and restart the game? The questions are tricky. The answers, trickier.

The writer is Professor, Faculty of Management Studies & Research at Aligarh Muslim University

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Quick review.

In one word: Disappointing

The screenshots look so good don’t they? However, this Jenga online game isn’t close to what I hoped it would be. It’s more like a slot machine version of Jenga where you choose your win lines, place your bet and hope for the best.

The Jenga game suffers from the exact same problem as Slotblox. It looks fantastic, but the actual gameplay is sorely disappointing.

It’s not Jenga at all, it’s just a glorified slot machine. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

Jenga fun rating - 34%.

The low fun rating of Jenga is thanks to the fact that it isn’t really 'Jenga' at all. But aside from all the disappointment, is there anything fun about the game?

Well, it’s fun to watch the blocks drop from the top of the window in anticipation. The 'clinking' sound of the blocks is also incredibly satisfying. Watching the tower tumble is always a pleasure. From an audio and visual point of view, Jenga scores highly.

However, all the pretty colours, shapes, movements and sounds in the world aren’t going to make up for bad gameplay (or lack of it), which is why the fun rating for online Jenga suffers. At least it’s not as bad as Chain Reactors though I suppose.

How to play Jenga online.

The basics of this version of the game.

1. Select your stake and the number of win lines.
2. Click to set the Jenga blocks dropping and hope that you make some lines.

I know, Leslie Scott (the inventor of Jenga) would be horrified if she seen such a basic version of her game thrown on to the Internet.

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How to win money playing online Jenga.

• The aim of the game is to form 3 Jenga blocks of the same colour on one row.
• Blocks that are of the same colour and adjacent to a row with 3 blocks of the same colour will also add to your winnings. Hope that makes sense.

If you have these connecting blocks (as mentioned above) in your Jenga stack, they will be removed. An equal number of blocks will then be added to the top of the tower. These new blocks can add to your winnings if they too have rows of the same colour.

Paytable.

There are 8 different coloured blocks that make up the Jenga tower. Some of these blocks are more common than others, with the less common blocks becoming more valuable than the more common ones (the rarer ones result in bigger wins).

Toppling the tower.

If you manage to topple the Jenga tower you will be awarded with a free go.

To topple the tower you must remove enough blocks from the stack. Eventually the tower will become too 'top-heavy' and fall off the screen, which is always good fun. Shame it doesn’t happen more often though and isn’t more dramatic. It’s some pretty basic physics as far as computer generated graphics go.

By the way, I have no idea how many blocks need to be removed from the stack to make the tower fall I’m afraid.

Special blocks.

There are two special blocks in the game of online Jenga that are usually pretty helpful:

1. Magic block. Transforms a handful of surrounding blocks to the same colour.
2. Layer bombs. Explodes and removes a set number of rows around it depending on the layer bomb’s colour.
• Red = 2 layers.
• Yellow = 4 layers.
• Green = 8 layers.

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Rows that are removed through the layer bomb explosion will be added to the top of the tower. Any winning rows in the vicinity will be counted before being exploded by a layer bomb, which is nice.