I call on the US side to stop wasting precious time and stop costing people's lives. China and the US need to work together on a number of urgent things. First, we may share our experience and learn from each other's best practices to bolster our respective responses to COVID-19. Sec...
Scientifically assessing the economic impact of major public health emergencies,containing their negative effects,and enhancing the resilience of an economy are important national strategic needs.The new coronavirus disease(COVID-19)has,to date,been effectively contained in China,but the threat of ...
Stock market performance reveals the impact of Covid-19 on capital markets--accelerating trends, growing gaps between the winners, and value to megaplayers.
According to a report released by Brookings Institute about the Social & Economic impact of COVID – 19 on June 8, 2021, the global economy has suffered a huge disruption. The current downturn has surpassed the level of recession post-World War II. Likewise, the World Economic Outlook report...
COVID-19 epidemic has triggered trade restrictions and embargoes that have directly undermined the international free trade system and have produced severe trade destruction effects,which will have a certain negative impact on Chinas import and export trade as well as the international image of our ...
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
15. As you think about your own life, what have been the impacts of the pandemic on your relationships, both within and outside of the church? Question Title 16. What new/different leadership practices have been adopted, and will continue in response to the challenges of Covid-19? (person...
Protracted battles continue to rage across the world against the invisible enemy of COVID-19, as countries enforce restrictions on movement and business to “flatten the curve”, with various degrees of success (Figure 1). At the same time, concern is gr
The IMF baseline scenario projects the ADs to recover their pre-Covid19 per capital GDP by 2023, and emerging and developing countries with limited policy space to take longer to do so. Permanent loss of capital stock, including human capital due to education and employment gaps will leave a...
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared the Covid-19 outbreak a pandemic, and even the most optimistic analysts expect a global recession...