COVID-19 shut us down five years ago. Here's how its economic impact continues
COVID triggered record government debt, hit labor markets and shifted consumer behavior. Inequality has increased, while remote work, digital payments and changes in travel patterns have endured.
Five years on, the economic impact of COVID-19 lingers
Five years after the World Health Organization first described the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak as a pandemic, its effects are still being felt on the global economy. COVID-19 and efforts to contain it triggered record government debt,
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Researchers warn of rising supply chain costs as logistics index marks post-COVID peak
Inventory levels surged in February as suppliers scrambled to stock up ahead of potential tariffs from the Trump administration, according to a report.
Managing the next pandemic: Staggering stay-at-home orders proven to be effective
A study recently published in Management Science examines the impact of stay-at-home orders implemented by U.S. counties in the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. Conducted by economists at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School,
'Urban exodus' during COVID-19 pandemic: Migration priorities shifted to connections over work and housing
During the COVID-19 pandemic, widespread migration from urban centers, known as "urban exodus," occurred. In the context of pandemic-driven urban exodus, households with children emerged as notable migrants due to the spread of COVID-19.
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Deep impact: Five years on, Sarasota and Manatee counties still feel pandemic effects
Sarasota Memorial Hospital became a central hub for COVID-19 treatment, handling a majority of cases in the region. The pandemic sparked political controversies in Sarasota County, particularly ...