Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on agricultural exports

Lin, Benxi; Zhang, Yu Yvette

doi:10.1016/s2095-3119(20)63430-x

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“…Many studies analyze the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on businesses (Amankwah-Amoah et al, 2021;Bacq et al, 2020;Budda et al, 2020;Carracedo et al, 2020;Eggers, 2020;Krishnamurthy, 2020;Lin & Zhang, 2020;Mullins, 2020;Sharma et al, 2020;Anker, 2021;El-Sheekh & Hassan, 2021;Hossain, 2021;Shaikh, 2020;Mirza et al, 2020a;Agrawal, 2020;Rizvi et al, 2020a;Teng et al, 2021).…”

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“…However, many terms such as business, crisis, strategies, organization, market, innovation, supply, management, global, and work were found to be correlated with covid, coronavirus, or pandemic. Lin and Zhang (2020) suggest that the COVID-19 pandemic affects the global food supply and market differently. After a survey conducted in March-April 2020 on 122 agricultural export companies from a Chinese province (Fujian), Lin and Zhang found that although agricultural businesses reduced their exports, some agricultural products such as grain and oil witnessed recorded increases.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted every facet of life globally. Business and commerce are key areas where the monetary crunch has been acutely felt. This study aims to analyze the various key changes in entities' activities to evaluate the level of business performance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. For this purpose, we use panel data analysis on 218 Romanian listed companies of different sizes (big and small) and belonging to different business sectors for the period June 30, 2019-June 30, 2020. We find that the net profits of the overall market decreased by 37.43% over the analyzed period. However, small companies engaged in agriculture, commerce, construction, IT R&D, and transport and storage witnessed better financial performance. In addition, our results show that equity financing, proper liquidity management, and an increased company size consolidate the economic performance of entities regarding return on equity and return on assets. Our findings are useful for policymakers such as managers and investors and can help them make the best decision for their managing or investing activities. Moreover, governments need to know how companies respond to the pandemic to identify the sectors of activity that are more vulnerable to the crisis' effects and the main financial management decisions that must be adopted by companies during times of crises.

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“…The impacts of COVID-19 on agribusinesses were quantified and assessed using different methods such as questionnaire distributions, telephone interviews, data collection from societies and analysis ( Lin and Zhang, 2020 ). For example, both FAO and WHO released data modeling and discussions ( Mouloudj et al, 2020 ).…”

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Haloculture: A system to mitigate the negative impacts of pandemics on the environment, society and economy, emphasizing COVID-19

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Parnian

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Environmental Research

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COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) is a global pandemic that started in China in 2019 and has negatively affected all economic sectors of the world, including agriculture. However, according to estimates in different countries, agriculture has suffered less than other sectors such as construction, industry and tourism, so agricultural development can be a good option to compensate for the economic damage caused to other sectors. The quality of available water and soil resources for agricultural development is not only limited, but is also decreasing incrementally, so the use of saline and unconventional soil and water resources is inevitable. Biosaline agriculture or haloculture is a system in which highly saline water and soil resources are used sustainably for the economic production of agricultural crops. It seems that in the current situation of the world (with COVID-19's impact on agriculture on the one hand and the quantitative and qualitative decline of freshwater and soil on the other), haloculture with a re-reading of territorial capabilities has good potential to provide a part of human food supply. In this review article, the potential of haloculture to offset the adverse impacts of the pandemic is analyzed from five perspectives: increasing the area under cultivation, using unconventional water, stabilizing dust centers, increasing the body's immune resistance, and reducing losses in agribusiness due to the coronavirus. Overall, haloculture is an essential system, which COVID-19 has accelerated in the agricultural sector.

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“…2020 was the worst year in terms of economic growth rate for China since the 1990s, which has continued the earlier trend of slowing down beginning in 2010 (NBSC, 2021a). The trade tensions between United States and China since 2018 have impacted production and investment decisions with COVID-19 adding new dimensions (Lin & Zhang, 2020). COVID-19 also had considerable impact on China's labor market, which contributed significantly to the Chinese economy in the last couple of decades.…”

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Challenges and Opportunities Facing the Chinese Economy in the New Decade: Epidemics, Food, Labor, E-Commerce, and Trade

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Wang

2021

The Chinese Economy

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As the rest of the world struggled to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, China was the only major world economy to report growth in 2020. However, challenges still lie ahead. This special issue collects six articles that discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the Chinese Economy, addressing issues in food safety and regulation, the impact of COVID-19 on consumer and labor markets, and new opportunities in E-commerce and trade. These articles provide insights that can be useful for businesses and policy makers to navigate the impact of COVID-19, and draw implications that can last well into the new decade.

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Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on agricultural exports

Cited by 100 publications

References 15 publications

The impact of covid-19 on financial management: evidence from Romania

The impact of covid-19 on financial management: evidence from Romania

Haloculture: A system to mitigate the negative impacts of pandemics on the environment, society and economy, emphasizing COVID-19

Challenges and Opportunities Facing the Chinese Economy in the New Decade: Epidemics, Food, Labor, E-Commerce, and Trade

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