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Economics: Global economic issue: Covid-19 pandemic

Sustainability

Video: The Cost of Climate and Covid 

Q&A August 2021 (duration 1:00:26)

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Impact

Websites for reliable information

  • OECD - data, graphs and summaries of Covid-19's impact on the global economy
  • The Conversation - short, understandable articles - by academics

Questions to ask:

  • What sectors are impacted most? Which sectors benefit?
  • What impacts can be measured? What are not so easy to measure?

Australia

 

 

Video: How to rebuild the global economy - head of IMF (duration 42:21)

Websites for reliable information

Questions to ask:

Australia

  • The Conversation - should Australia keep running up debt? Economists say yes.
  • ABC News - why debts and deficits are here to stay

Websites for reliable information:

Questions to ask:

  • How has import/export changed?
  • What time-lag might there be?

Australia

Video: Endgame - Q+A (duration 1:00:53)

As frustrated Victorians endure lockdown again, businesses across the country are hurting. Is it time we learnt to live with COVID long term? What risk are we prepared to live with?

Websites for reliable information

  • OECD - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) and trade
  • World Bank - interactive map of SME-support measures

Questions to ask:

  • What types of policies support SME?
  • Who is eligible?

Australia

Websites for reliable information

Questions to ask:

  • When is it written? We have learned this year that a lot can change in a single week.
  • Who is writing?

Australia

Economic factors - extent + nature

Video: Why the economy could fare worse than you think - The Economist (duration 8:46)

2019

Websites for reliable information

Questions to ask:

  • How did they forecast 2020

Australia

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