The world economy depends upon a growing bubble of debt. It also depends on an ever-increasing supply of goods and services. In fact, the two are closely interrelated. As long as a growing supply of low-priced energy of the types used by built infrastructure is available, the economy tend...
Although, mobility and non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPI) could be responsible for these spillover effects. For instance, Kim and Kwan (2021) affirmed a strong association between COVID-19 incidence and mobility in the United States between March and September of 2020. The study further ...
Inevitably, the knock-on effects are considerable because there are few who profit from SARS, other than manufacturers of facemasks and some biotech companies. China's economic loss will seldom be another country's gain. Those who export to China will experience a downturn, while SARS remains ...