Digital Economy in the Post-COVID Period

Gryuk, Oksana; Krotovskaya, Maria; Borisova, Yulia; Middell, Matthias

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3988148

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“…But when the pandemics have occurred it exposes the world that the world is least prepared to face a pandemic. As each pandemic is unique in its characteristics but what is common is it is caused by an infectious agent, mostly involves an intermediate host, and attacks the vulnerable first [29][30][31][32]. By keeping in mind these factors, a strategy can be formulated at national and international level so that the world is well equipped to face or avert another pandemic.…”

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Pros and Cons of Infectious Outbreak and Pandemic Driven Ruralisation

JC¹,

GN²

2022

AustinJPublicHealthEpidemiol

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Infectious diseases played a major role and have influenced modern society, culture, and farming practices. The threat posed by emerging zoo noses to the world’s economy, health and safety is tremendous and the way Covid-19 pandemic have disrupted the civilisation is a complete failure and exposes the vulnerabilities of twenty first century. The frequency of Emerging Infectious Diseases (EIDs) and there is increased burden of economic loss. The emergence of these diseases is frequently caused by interactions between human, wild animals, and domestic animals as well as by rapidly changing environmental conditions. As pandemic redefines the living style there is different patterns of adaptation of the human beings. This article examines the driving forces responsible for emerging infectious pandemic and its impact on lives and livelihood of people. The preventive measures to tackle with EIDs are explained and how new norms are to be adopted for better co habiting with other species.

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Pros and Cons of Infectious Outbreak and Pandemic Driven Ruralisation

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GN²

2022

AustinJPublicHealthEpidemiol

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“…This rose to 298 million contaminations and 54 million deaths in December 2021 [19] and with more than 2 million cases in every 24 hours, almost ≈ 36% of the world population got infected with this virus. Apart from claiming the lives, COVID-19 has also shattered the health care systems [20][21][22] and economy [23,24] of most of the developed countries across the world. Many mathematical models have been developed by researchers to look at the impact of COVID-19 on different factors like prediction and propagation, trends, quarantine times, vaccinations, socio-economic and technological interventions, sustainability development goals etc.…”

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COVID-19 impact on socio-economic and health interventions : A gaps and peaks analysis using clustering approach

Mahanta

Sastry

2022

Journal of Statistics and Management Systems

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COVID-19 impact on Socio-economic and Health Interventions: A Gaps and Peaks analysis using Clustering Approach

Mahanta

Sastry

2022

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A quantifiable model to describe the peaks and gaps during the several waves of COVID 19 is generated and applied to the progression of 120 countries. The number of waves encountered and how many more to be encountered is a question which is currently explored by all the scientific communities. In the same quest, an attempt has been made to quantitatively model the peaks and the gaps within them which have been encountered by 120 most affected countries from February 2020 to December 2021. These 120 countries were ranked based on the number of confirmed cases and deaths recorded during this period. This study further cluster these countries based on socio economic and health interventions to find an association with three dependent features of COVID 19 i.e. number of confirmed cases, deaths and death infectivity rate. The findings in this study suggests that, every wave had multiple peaks within them and as the number of peaks increased, predicting their growth rate or decline rate turns to be extremely difficult. However, considering the clusters which share the common features even with diverse countries, there is some possibility to predict what might be coming next. This study involves exhaustive analysis of reliable data which are available in open access and marks an important aspect to the COVID 19 research communities.

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Digital Economy in the Post-COVID Period

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Pros and Cons of Infectious Outbreak and Pandemic Driven Ruralisation

Pros and Cons of Infectious Outbreak and Pandemic Driven Ruralisation

COVID-19 impact on socio-economic and health interventions : A gaps and peaks analysis using clustering approach

COVID-19 impact on Socio-economic and Health Interventions: A Gaps and Peaks analysis using Clustering Approach

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