The State Aid Instruments in Response to the COVID-19 Crisis

Kubera, Paulina

doi:10.5171/2021.930488

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“…State aids represented by various programmes were created or increased because of pandemic. 21 However, the mere existence and availability of these potential benefits should not be considered as synonymous of direct access of the population to those assets, since this Processes and systems process must be finished when it is ensured that these goods reached all beneficiaries.…”

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“…Argentina has been one of the countries with quick reflexes to propose tools that would allow families to tolerate the prolonged isolation imposed by the national authorities. State aids represented by various programmes were created or increased because of pandemic 21. However, the mere existence and availability of these potential benefits should not be considered as synonymous of direct access of the population to those assets, since this process must be finished when it is ensured that these goods reached all beneficiaries.…”

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Management model of the COVID-19 pandemic in socially vulnerable communities

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IntroductionSeveral public policies were proposed to reduce the negative impact of COVID-19 pandemic. This work aimed to determine how a management model is capable of strengthening the community network, providing support, healthcare and channelling public government’s aid during COVID-19 pandemic situation.MethodsIt is an intervention study that tested the effectiveness of a management model for both healthcare and essential goods access in a socially vulnerable neighbourhood called ‘Puente de Fierro’ in La Plata the capital of Buenos Aires State, Argentina, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Altos de San Lorenzo suburb area was considered as control group. Variables studied were: level of contagion and death due to the SARS-CoV-2 virus; access to food, medicine and other goods; strengthening of community networks; performance of government programmes in territory.ResultsA new management paradigm was tested by moving essential goods towards the people, instead of making the people move to obtain those benefits. Accessibility to ‘Food Bag’ and ‘Food Bank’ were significantly increased, a reduction of contagion level and mortality rate for COVID-19 was achieved (2.3/100 000 vs 3.6/100 000 inhabitants in control area; and ‘fatality rate’ was 2.8% vs 3.6%, respectively). Support was also provided to installed in local stores virtual payment devices for food cards acceptance.ConclusionThe management model based in healthcare and goods and service supplies during COVID-19 pandemic reduced the negative impact of disease and its measures of isolation in socially vulnerable neighbourhoods.

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“…2 subpara. B TFEU) [far less frequently invoked -Nickolaides, 2020; Ambroziak, 2021a;Kubera, 2021]. However, one needs to bear in mind that the planned aid based on the aforementioned legal premises was not to have been mobilised as a result of an identified market failure.…”

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Polska w obliczu szans i zagrożeń w globalnej gospodarce

Przeżdziecka,

Bojnicki,

Piekutowska

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Nieustanna ewolucja procesów w gospodarce światowej, skutki wydarzeń niewpisujących się w tradycyjne i stosunkowo łatwo przewidywane cykle, takich jak epidemia COVID-19, manipulacje na rynku gazu, imponujące tempo zmian polityki klimatycznej i środowiskowej czy w końcu dramat wojny w Ukrainie – to problemy, które nie zostały jeszcze przedstawione w pełni, niemniej nie istnieją one w próżni, stąd wiele z zawartych w niniejszej publikacji tekstów można postrzegać jako solidny punkt odniesienia do kolejnych przedsięwzięć badawczych. W tej książce uwagę kierujemy w stronę tych efektów, których badanie umożliwiają dostępne dane. Przedstawione obserwacje i analizy potwierdzają wielość oraz złożoność wyzwań, z jakimi mierzy się światowa gospodarka, pokazując jednocześnie, jak znacząco wzrósł zakres i katalog czynników determinujących występujące w niej zjawiska.

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“…2 subpara. B of the TFEU) (much less frequently invoked - Nicolaides, 2020;Ambroziak, 2021a;Kubera, 2021).…”

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Forms of COVID-19 state aid by beneficiary size in Poland in 2020

Ambroziak

2022

International Journal of Management and Economics

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Lockdowns imposed by the European Union (EU) Member States produced significant consequences in the form of losses to companies, which is why the Member States decided to assist businesses from public funds. This paper aims to identify and initially assess the implementation of schemes under which coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19)-related state aid was granted in Poland in 2020 for different instruments and beneficiary sizes. The idea was to find out how well aforementioned schemes responded to the needs of companies affected the most by the COVID-19-inflicted crisis. To this end, statistical analysis was deployed to learn about the share of individual groups of businesses of different sizes in support instruments granted in relation with COVID-19 by type of aid. The study helped to demonstrate that Polish aid schemes approved by the European Commission in 2020 assisted mainly micro- and small-sized companies, which usually suffered from poor liquidity, by predominantly soft instruments.

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The State Aid Instruments in Response to the COVID-19 Crisis

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Management model of the COVID-19 pandemic in socially vulnerable communities

Management model of the COVID-19 pandemic in socially vulnerable communities

Polska w obliczu szans i zagrożeń w globalnej gospodarce

Forms of COVID-19 state aid by beneficiary size in Poland in 2020

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