THE IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 ON GDP GROWTH AND INDIAN FINANCIAL SERVICES AND POLICY MEASURESdoi:10.35291/2454-9150.2020.0522Nikhil Khajuria
As widely reported, the dramatic outbreak of COVID-19 caused disruption on a scale not seen in more than a century. Despite unprecedented state-backed support, the crisis has raised questions around the limitations of the state as the protector of busine
COVID-19Gig EconomyLabor SupplyGender InequalityUsing data from a large online education platform with more than 100,000 gig workers, we investigate the causal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on gig economy lCao, XinyuZhang, DennisHuang, Lei...
Section 3 analyzes how the COVID-19 shock affects firms’ sales levels, business operations, expected price changes, and wage changes. Sections 4 COVID-19’s impact on inflation expectations, 5 Long-run inflation expectations appear anchored for now focus on firms’ short-run and long-run ...
COVID-19; income inequality; institutions; categorical regression; stringency measures1. Introduction COVID-19 has had a major impact on our social life and our work environment. Most, if not all countries, were not ready for the dire consequences of this pandemic and many of these countries ...
GDP growth rate of the world's seven largest economies 2021, by country Economy Projected GDP growth in China 2025 Recommended statistics Global economic impact Stock markets and COVID-19 Impact on major industries Impact on trade and world's largest economies Impact on Asia Impact on Europe Impa...
In order to assess the impact of the global economic shock from the COVID-19 spread, we produce conditional forecasts of coal, natural gas and oil consumption, for the advanced and the emerging economies separately, conditional on GDP forecast trajectories (scenarios) over eight quarters. These ...
COVID-19Economic ContractionSocial Welfare lossesElectricityProductivityThe COVID-19 shocks have affected Kenya's economy in several ways. They include contraction of the economy, productivity losses, and social welfare losses. TheSocial Science Electronic Publishing...
But from my experience in the supply chain industry, the COVID-19 pandemic is a disruption of extraordinary scale and magnitude. Every single company — whether original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), suppliers, distributors or service providers — has felt the coronavirus supply chain impact in ...
Deaths from COVID-19 per million and number of cases per million is a factor 10 to a 100 higher in Western countries than in East Asian countries. Some structural factors such as age and co-morbidities can explain some of the difference. Nevertheless, a lot seems to come down on the ...