The impact of Covid-19 containment lockdowns on MSMEs in India and resilience of exporting firms

Chen, Yutong; Debnath, Sisir; Sekhri, Sheetal; Sekhri, Vishal

doi:10.1016/j.jebo.2023.04.001

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“…Las cuales ante el confinamiento de la población y demás medidas restrictivas adoptadas para desacelerar los contagios, consideraban resistir en proporción significativa alrededor de seis meses. Espacio referido inicialmente ante la ausencia de información fiable sobre la duración real de la pandemia, que en efecto fue superior a un semestre; las microempresas fueron las mayormente afectadas ante su frágil liquidez (Chen et al, 2023). Las medidas gubernamentales mandatorios de confinamiento, los ajustes de la demanda de bienes y servicios aplicadas por los individuos, y las disrupciones negativas en la cadena de abastecimiento global generaron impactos asimétricos.…”

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Rediseñando La Vida Ante La Covid-19: Injerencias en La Política, Sociedad, Y Economía

Abad Varas

2023

RECIMA21

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El ser humano se ha visto forzado a repensar su vida y rediseñar su cotidianidad en todos los aspectos. Tanto, ante la llegada de la pandemia COVID-19 como, por las medidas de salida implementadas para afrontar la pandemia. La COVID-19 es percibida como la “Némesis” de la humanidad, generadora de problemáticas tanto de corto, mediano y largo plazo. Esta investigación explora el rediseño de la vida aplicada por el ser humano en el ámbito político, social y económico como estrategia de salida ante la pandemia generada por la COVID-19. Para el desarrollo del trabajo se aplicó un diseño de investigación analítico, exploratorio y no experimental. Su ejecución estuvo en función de una revisión bibliográfica de artículos científicos indexados en bases de datos mundiales. Entre los principales resultados se determina la expansión en el uso de redes sociales por parte de las entidades gubernamentales, y entes políticos en general. Se evidenció también circunstancias referentes al deterioro de aspectos sociales y económicos trascendentes para la vida del ser humano.

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“…. La angustia económica generada implicó una reducción generalizada en la demanda de bienes y de servicios(Chen et al, 2023) Belhadi et al (2021). determinaron que ante el brote del coronavirus SARS-19 y pandemia…”

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2023

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“…Other recent literature has recognized that during wave one, and in its the aftermath, challenges were emerging, some sowing the seeds for long-term damage-for example, women losing their jobs and not returning to work (Azim Premji University, 2021), domestic violence increasing and so setting back the gender equality agenda for decades (Agarwal, 2021;Steinert et al, 2023), mental health declining (Narayanan & Sriram, 2023;Panda et al, 2023), closures of a large number of micro, small, and medium enterprises (Chen et al, 2023), loss of jobs especially among informal sector workers (Kumar & Kumar, 2021;Dev & Sengupta, 2020), among other issues.…”

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“…Much of the literature concerned with understanding the health aspects of COVID‐19 has focused on the number of deaths (Chatterjee, 2020; Chatterjee et al., 2020), the impact of India's vaccination campaign (Bagcchi, 2021; Potdar et al., 2021), and COVID‐19 transmission dynamics (Samui et al., 2020; Shil et al., 2022; Ghosh et al., 2021). Other recent literature has recognized that during wave one, and in its the aftermath, challenges were emerging, some sowing the seeds for long‐term damage—for example, women losing their jobs and not returning to work (Azim Premji University, 2021), domestic violence increasing and so setting back the gender equality agenda for decades (Agarwal, 2021; Steinert et al., 2023), mental health declining (Narayanan & Sriram, 2023; Panda et al., 2023), closures of a large number of micro, small, and medium enterprises (Chen et al., 2023), loss of jobs especially among informal sector workers (Kumar & Kumar, 2021; Dev & Sengupta, 2020), among other issues.…”

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The resilience of systems‐thinking approaches when faced with an evolving crisis: The case of Mumbai

Sonne Vyas,

Duvendack

2024

Development Policy Review

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MotivationIndia has seen severe economic and social impacts from COVID‐19, with the most vulnerable people having suffered most. Mumbai's response has been multi‐faceted drawing on numerous actors such as local and state government but also businesses and citizens. Disaster management is increasingly common and Mumbai's policy response during COVID‐19 wave two provide relevant lessons.PurposeWe explain Mumbai's policy response to wave two of COVID‐19, termed the Mumbai Model, applying) systems thinking approach.Methods and approachWe adopt a systems thinking approach, applying a framework developed in Duvendack and Sonne (2021) to analyse case study based on secondary data and information on the policy response to COVID‐19 in Mumbai.FindingsThe Mumbai Model emerged as a pragmatic policy response. Key actors changed between waves one and two, from a broad set of actors to a narrower set focussed on the unfolding healthcare crisis. This resulted in a reconfiguration of networks and partnerships. Decentralised decision‐making further changed the structure of the networks to a hub and spoke model. Communication and feedback loops shifted from primarily top‐down to two‐way information flows to support decision‐making and resource‐allocation driven by data. This was enabled by clear leadership and political buy‐in.Policy implicationsTo tackle a crisis of this magnitude diverse actors collaborating effectively through networks that enable knowledge and information flows is crucial. Governments can use the systems approach for crisis management in large cities which require swift action and efficient flow of information to assess a situation and to prioritise response efforts. Further research is required to better understand how governments can build capacity and policy structures to enable systemic approaches to crisis management in varied contexts.

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Examining the major barriers to women’s participation and employment in coastal activities of India’s blue economy: a systematic literature review

Baker,

Isaac,

Alkoyak-Yildiz

et al. 2024

Environ Dev Sustain

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The impact of Covid-19 containment lockdowns on MSMEs in India and resilience of exporting firms

Cited by 10 publications

References 48 publications

Rediseñando La Vida Ante La Covid-19: Injerencias en La Política, Sociedad, Y Economía

Rediseñando La Vida Ante La Covid-19: Injerencias en La Política, Sociedad, Y Economía

The resilience of systems‐thinking approaches when faced with an evolving crisis: The case of Mumbai

Examining the major barriers to women’s participation and employment in coastal activities of India’s blue economy: a systematic literature review

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