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The impact of Covid-19, associated behaviours and policies on the UK economy: A computable general equilibrium model |pdf=|usr=}}{{33072839}} gab.com Text The impact of Covid-19, associated behaviours and policies on the UK economy: A computable general equilibrium model JO: SSM Popul Health http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=33072839 #FOAvip We estimate the potential impact of COVID-19 on the United Kingdom economy, including direct disease effects, preventive public actions and associated policies. A sectoral, whole-economy macroeconomic model was linked to a population-wide epidemiological demographic model to assess the potential macroeconomic impact of COVID-19, together with policies to mitigate or suppress the pandemic by means of home quarantine, school closures, social distancing and accompanying business closures. Our simulations indicate that, assuming a clinical attack rate of 48% and a case fatality ratio of 1.5%, COVID-19 alone would impose a direct health-related economic burden of pound39.6bn (1.73% of GDP) on the UK economy. Mitigation strategies imposed for 12 weeks reduce case fatalities by 29%, but the total cost to the economy is pound308bn (13.5% of GDP); pound66bn (2.9% of GDP) of which is attributable to labour lost from working parents during school closures, and pound201bn (8.8% of GDP) of which is attributable to business closures. Suppressing the pandemic over a longer period of time may reduce deaths by 95%, but the total cost to the UK economy also increases to pound668bn (29.2% of GDP), where pound166bn (7.3% of GDP) is attributable to school closures and 502bn (21.9% of GDP) to business closures. Our analyses suggest Covid-19 has the potential to impose unprecedented economic costs on the UK economy, and whilst public actions are necessary to minimise mortality, the duration of school and business closures are key to determining the economic cost. The initial economic support package promised by the UK government may be proportionate to the costs of mitigating Covid-19, but without alternative measures to reduce the scale and duration of school and business closures, the economic support may be insufficient to compensate for longer term suppression of the pandemic which could generate an even greater health impact through major recession. Twit Text FOAVip The impact of Covid-19, associated behaviours and policies on the UK economy: A computable general equilibrium model ????SSM Popul Health http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=33072839 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=33072839 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|33072839}}</ref> The impact of Covid-19, associated behaviours and policies on the UK economy: A computable general equilibrium model #MMPMID33072839 Keogh-Brown MR; Jensen HT; Edmunds WJ; Smith RD SSM Popul Health 2020[Dec]; 12 (ä): 100651 PMID33072839show ga We estimate the potential impact of COVID-19 on the United Kingdom economy, including direct disease effects, preventive public actions and associated policies. A sectoral, whole-economy macroeconomic model was linked to a population-wide epidemiological demographic model to assess the potential macroeconomic impact of COVID-19, together with policies to mitigate or suppress the pandemic by means of home quarantine, school closures, social distancing and accompanying business closures. Our simulations indicate that, assuming a clinical attack rate of 48% and a case fatality ratio of 1.5%, COVID-19 alone would impose a direct health-related economic burden of pound39.6bn (1.73% of GDP) on the UK economy. Mitigation strategies imposed for 12 weeks reduce case fatalities by 29%, but the total cost to the economy is pound308bn (13.5% of GDP); pound66bn (2.9% of GDP) of which is attributable to labour lost from working parents during school closures, and pound201bn (8.8% of GDP) of which is attributable to business closures. Suppressing the pandemic over a longer period of time may reduce deaths by 95%, but the total cost to the UK economy also increases to pound668bn (29.2% of GDP), where pound166bn (7.3% of GDP) is attributable to school closures and 502bn (21.9% of GDP) to business closures. Our analyses suggest Covid-19 has the potential to impose unprecedented economic costs on the UK economy, and whilst public actions are necessary to minimise mortality, the duration of school and business closures are key to determining the economic cost. The initial economic support package promised by the UK government may be proportionate to the costs of mitigating Covid-19, but without alternative measures to reduce the scale and duration of school and business closures, the economic support may be insufficient to compensate for longer term suppression of the pandemic which could generate an even greater health impact through major recession. äThe impact of Covid-19, associated behaviours and policies on the UK e(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing