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Analysis of optimal lockdown in integral economic-epidemic model

Chritonenko, Natalija V.; Jacenko, Jurij P. - In: Economic theory 77 (2024) 1/2, pp. 235-259

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Epidemic outbreaks and the optimal lockdown area : a spatial normative approach

La Torre, Davide; Liuzzi, Danilo; Marsiglio, Simone - In: Economic theory 77 (2024) 1/2, pp. 349-411

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A novel cooperative model in the collection of infectious waste in COVID-19 pandemic

Valizadeh, Jaber; Mozafari, Peyman - In: Journal of modelling in management 17 (2022) 1, pp. 363-401

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The economic consequences of R = 1 : towards a workable behavioural epidemiological model of pandemics

Gans, Joshua - In: Review of Economic Analysis : REA 14 (2022) 1, pp. 3-25

This paper reviews the literature on incorporating behavioural elements into epidemiological models of pandemics. While modelling behaviour by forward-looking rational agents can provide some insight into the time paths of pandemics, the non-stationary nature of Susceptible-Infected-Removed...

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The SAM approach to epidemic models

Garibaldi, Pietro; Moen, Espen R.; Pissaridēs, … - In: 50th celebratory volume, (pp. 1-23). 2023

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Optimal vaccination strategies using a distributed model applied to COVID-19

Angelov, Georgi; Kovacevic, Raimund; Stilianakis, Nikolaos - In: Central European journal of operations research 31 (2023) 2, pp. 499-521

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Supply-Side Effects of Pandemic Mortality : Insights from an Overlapping-Generations Model

Gagnon, Etienne; Johannsen, Benjamin K.; Lopez-Salido, David - 2020

We use an overlapping generation model to explore the implications of mortality during pandemics for the economy's productive capacity. Under current epidemiological projections for the progression of COVID-19, our model suggests that mortality will have, in itself, at most small effects on...

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Understanding the Risk of an Avian Flu Pandemic : Rational Waiting or Precautionary Failure?

Basili, Marcello; Franzini, Maurizio - 2007

The precautionary principle (PP) has been proposed as the proper guide for the decision-making criteria to be adopted in the face of the new catastrophic risks that have arisen in the last decades. This article puts forward a workable definition of the PP based on the so-called a-maximin...

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The Macroeconomic Effects of a Pandemic in Europe - a Model-Based Assessment

Jonung, Lars; Roeger, Werner - 2008

This report estimates possible macroeconomic effects of a pandemic taking place in the EU in 2006, using a quarterly macroeconomic model. The macroeconomic costs of a pandemic, that is the cost in terms of production lost due to illness and death measured as reductions in GDP growth and/or...

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Modelling Consumer Behaviour during Pandemics : A Conceptual Model

D, Renjini; Joseph, George - 2020

epidemic will gradually pay the way for a new generation of educated consumers who spend money on products and services that … consumer behaviour during an epidemic is important from theoretical and practical perspectives. StimulusOrganism-Response (S …-O-R) theory provides a useful framework to understand the shifts in customer behaviour due to changes in environment in the …

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