S O C I E T Y AND ECONOMY DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC EXPERIENCES OF UKRAINE Warsaw 2021Olena AkilinaIryna Melnyk
The COVID-19 pandemic has put pressure on the informal sector, especially in developing countries. Regarding the case study found in Yogyakarta Special Region (Indonesia), this research focuses on workers in the informal sector with the following objectives: (1) to assess the impacts of COVID-1...
To understand how the Chinese economy continues to upgrade itself during the COVID-19 pandemic, CGTN talked to Qu Qiang, assistant director and fellow of the International Monetary Institute, the Renmin University of China. RELATED STORIES Seoul's economy faces uncertainty amid political t...
How To Reopen An Economy During A Pandemic In testimony before the House of Representatives Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said what everyone should already know: there’s no tradeoff between opening the economy and keeping people safe from Covid-19. If consumers are afraid, they w...
Some of this is down to government spending during the pandemic, which is bigger than any G7 economy as a share of GDP, bar the US.部分原因是疫情期间的政府支出，其占 GDP 的比重超过了除美国以外的任何 G7 经济体。We are providing 280 billion pounds to get our country through coronavirus....
TheU.S. economy, without question, had an unexpectedly wild ride in 2020. Thecoronavirus pandemictorpedoed the nation into its worst state since the Great Depression. The nation's GDP spiraled down 32.9% in the second quarter, the steepest contraction on record. At the peak of the crisis...
During the pandemic, Shanghai continues attracting foreign investment. In 2021, the actual use of foreign investment increased by 11.5 percent to over $22.5 billion. With 60 new ones, it is now home to headquarters of 831 multinational companies. It also houses a total of 506 foreign-funded...
The foundations for today’s growth look unstable. One reason why America’s economy has fared better than expected is because its consumers have been spending cash they accumulated during the pandemic. When those excess savings dwindle, high interest rates will bite, forcing consumers to spend ...
In its latest update to the World Economic Outlook report, the IMF expects a "faster-than-expected recovery" of China's economy after the COVID-19 pandemic dampened growth in 2022. "Growth is expected to pick up in China with the full reopening in 2023," it said. ...
been changed by the pandemic, Zhang Yi, vice president of Dingdong Maicai, a Shanghai-based online fresh produce and grocery vendor, said on Monday that the platform's daily vegetable supply hit 1,000 tons, and its daily supply of fresh meat and eggs reached 200 tons during the pandemic....