新冠疫情经济影响量化分析 (Quantifying the Covid-19 Economic Impact)

Wen, Yun; Zhang, Tao; Du, Qianyi

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“…From the research of Wen, Y., Zhang, T. and Du, Q. Y. [11], the Covid-19 results in shutdown of business and then influence the production. This also leads to the decrease of investment and return on capital employed of companies, and cause the decline of consumption demand.…”

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Residents Consumption Analysis and Countermeasures under Impact of Covid-19

Huang¹

2023

JID

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Residents consumption analysis is important to a country to measure the indicators of national accounts. It can reflect the economic development level of the country and the residents’ current living standards. Since the start of 2020, Covid-19 has sweep across the globe. It has great negative impact on the both economic and consumption of China and whole world. This epidemic situation not only influences the resident’s consumption level, but also affects the consumption type and consumption patterns. Hunan province is in the middle of China and has large population base. So, this paper takes Hunan province as an example to compare the resident’s consumption ability and pattern before and after the Covid-19. Giving suggestions for the countermeasures and future policies.

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Residents Consumption Analysis and Countermeasures under Impact of Covid-19

Huang¹

2023

JID

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“…It was predicted that at the critical stage of high-quality development in China’s border regions, the outbreak of COVID-19 would have had a significant impact on the macro economy, meso industries, and micro individuals in the short term [ 19 ]. From a macroeconomic perspective, the pandemic brought the obstruction of the cross-border flow of labors, capital, and goods, thereby resulting in a sharp reduction in the production and trade capacity, as well as supply shortages and price increases [ 20 ]. From the perspective of the meso-level industries, the pandemic severely hit the key sectors of the tertiary industry in border regions, such as tourism, catering, retail, and logistics, which limited the market consumer demand.…”

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Borderland Economic Resilience under COVID-19: Evidence from China–Russia Border Regions

Zhang

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a great impact on the global economy and trade, and border regions have been hit severely because of their high dependency on foreign trade. To understand better the economic impact of COVID-19 on border regions, we developed a COVID-19 economic resilience analytical framework and empirically examined 10 Chinese-Russian border cities in Northeast China. We quantitatively analyzed five dimensions of economic resilience, distinguished four types of shock, and examined the determinants of economic resilience. The results show that: (1) the COVID-19 pandemic has wide-ranging impacts in the border areas, with import–export trade and retail sales of consumer goods being the most vulnerable and sensitive to the shock. The whole economy of the border areas is in the downward stage of the resistance period; (2) from a multi-dimensional perspective, foreign trade and consumption are the most vulnerable components of the borderland economic system, while industrial resilience and income resilience have improved against the trend, showing that they have good crisis resistance; (3) borderland economic resilience is a spatially heterogeneous phenomenon, with each border city showing different characteristics; (4) economic openness, fiscal expenditure, and asset investment are the key drivers of economic resilience, and the interaction between the influencing factors presents a nonlinear and bi-factor enhancement of them. The findings shed light on how border economies can respond to COVID-19, and how they are useful in formulating policies to respond to the crisis.

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Post-COVID-19 Era Fashion Culture Perception Impacting on Beauty Consumption Behavior Change

Chang,

Hsu

2022

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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新冠疫情经济影响量化分析 (Quantifying the Covid-19 Economic Impact)

Cited by 3 publications

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Residents Consumption Analysis and Countermeasures under Impact of Covid-19

Residents Consumption Analysis and Countermeasures under Impact of Covid-19

Borderland Economic Resilience under COVID-19: Evidence from China–Russia Border Regions

Post-COVID-19 Era Fashion Culture Perception Impacting on Beauty Consumption Behavior Change

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