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10.1016/j.chieco.2021.101606

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pmid35058677      China+Econ+Rev 2021 ; 67 (ä): 101606
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  • The hit of the novel coronavirus outbreak to China s economy #MMPMID35058677
  • Duan H; Bao Q; Tian K; Wang S; Yang C; Cai Z
  • China Econ Rev 2021[Jun]; 67 (ä): 101606 PMID35058677show ga
  • Broke out at the end of 2019, the novel coronavirus pneumonia (COVID-19) has been spreading throughout the world, leading to more than 87 million confirmed infections and 1.88 million fatalities. Motivated by this, we evaluate the economic impacts of COVID-19 outbreak on both national and industrial levels by employing quarterly computable general equilibrium (CGE) model. Our results reveal that the epidemic may lower China's economic growth in 2020 by 3.5%, versus 4.4% for final consumption (relative to baseline). The service industry suffers the most from the outbreak, and the Accommodation-Food-Beverage service, Wholesale-Retail Trade, and Transport-Storage-Post are identified as the most vulnerable sectors, with the negative impact on output reaching as high as 14.6%. When moving to 2021, the hit to economy shrinks to 2% (1.2?2.7%), with industry estimated to be the most affected sector instead. This study indicates that implementing effective measures for preventing and controlling the epidemic and policies for post-disease economic recovery play critical role in curbing the potential economic damage.
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