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Banking sectors across the world are facing unprecedented challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic and are under immense …
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could be negatively impacted by regulatory interventions, Conversely, in Europe, banks lend more to firms that could benefit …
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From the beginning of 2020, the whole world has been shaken by a contagious disease called Covid-19, its actual name … being SARS-CoV-2. It first appeared in China, in Wuhan, Hubei Province, in December 2019, and the World Health Organization … pandemic, and no country has been able to contain this coronavirus. This medical or health crisis evolved into a pandemic and …
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major regions (China, USA, and Italy) due to COVID-19 and possible economic responses to mitigate the severity of this … emergencies, falling asset prices, tightening financial conditions, abatement of global GDP, world trade and supply chain …. The paper concludes that containing initiatives and economics of pandemics is not enough to beat the novel coronavirus …
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main possible scenarios: The first, the basic one, which considers that the epidemic will peak in the first quarter … following, and that its distribution in the rest of the world will be relatively contained…”The COVID-19 has not only impacted …
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The urgency of tackling COVID-19 has led governments in many countries to launch a number of short-notice and fast-tracked initiatives (e.g. calls for research proposals). Without proper co-ordination amongst ministries and agencies, they run the risk of duplicating efforts or missing...
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