2020
DOI: 10.32702/2307-2105-2020.5.1
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Economic Consequences of Covid-19 and the Concepts of Their Overcoming

Abstract: In the paper the economic consequences of COVID-19 and the concepts of their overcoming are examined. The authors analyze the main problems , caused by COVID-pandemic worldwide, among which the following are determined: (1) decrease of employment level; (2) high risk of work closures by economic branches; (3) global working hours reduction by regions; (4) potential impacts of the pandemic on earnings of informal workers. The authors highlight that consequences of the current crisis are estimated 3-4 times more… Show more

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“…The economic impact and consequences of COVID-19, on the global scale and for specific countries, have also been considered by [9]. Sofonov and Borshch [10] analyze the economic impact of COVID-19, thereby highlighting challenges like employment reduction and proposing recovery strategies, with an emphasis on the pandemic's uneven sector and regional effects.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The economic impact and consequences of COVID-19, on the global scale and for specific countries, have also been considered by [9]. Sofonov and Borshch [10] analyze the economic impact of COVID-19, thereby highlighting challenges like employment reduction and proposing recovery strategies, with an emphasis on the pandemic's uneven sector and regional effects.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notably, the red cluster primarily encompasses European countries, with the sole exception being Israel. Furthermore, it is important to highlight that within the smaller cluster, the majority of countries belong to Central Europe (10), with the remaining four represent Western Europe.…”
Section: Formation Of Two Significant Clusters Using Static Data From...mentioning
confidence: 99%