2. an infectious disease caused by a
coronavirus (= a type of virus), that
usually causes fever, tiredness, a
cough, and changes to the senses
of smell and taste, and can lead to
breathing problem and severe
illness in some people
what is covid-19 ?
4. WHY IS CORONAVIRUS
CALLED COVID-19?
The World Health Organization (WHO) has
decided to name the disease caused by the
novel coronavirus "COVID-19" and refers to
the virus that causes it as the "COVID-19
virus." CO for corona, VI for virus, D for
disease, and 19 for the year the outbreak
was first recognized, late in 2019.
5. initial government's objectives prior those issues came,
and after those issues came?
before the issues came, the central government rejected the demand on the lockdown since covid
was pretty new to the society however cases of people who is infected increases the government
begin to conduct a local lockdown. starting from city to city measured from the biggest city that has
been infected
after the issue became bigger and a year passed by there has a lot of things changed and regulated
while there has been so much negative impact of covid to the society
6. UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES | COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECONOMICS
CLOTHING, TEXTILES, AND INTERIOR DESIGN DEPARTMENT
various doctors and health
officers died due to covid
a lot of local government
leaders and public figures
died due to the covid 19
virus
medical workers are the real
troops in dealing with covid
19
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8. THE TRUTH ABOUT FACE MASKS
OTHER GOVERNMENT
STRATEGIES FOR THE PANDEMIC
It campaigns “Stay at Home” in the early.
Although a lot of interest groups demand to take “lockdown”,
the central govt does not decide to take a lockdown but
regional quarantine.
Furthermore, it applies PSBB (large-scale social restrictions)
for society.
It classifies the regional territory based on the category green
zone, red zone, and black zone.
It creates a regulation on Covid-19 which allows the
government has a big authority to govern Covid-19 issues.
9. What kind of policies did the government take to overcome the
negative impacts of the issues?
Businesses closed too, leading to the equivalent of 255 million full-
time jobs lost, in terms of working hours, in 2020. Among the worst
hit are workers in the informal economy, young people and women.
Any economic recovery will likely be uneven, leading to greater
inequality in the coming years.
10. In the short term, governments
may focus on macroeconomic
stabilization—for example,
expanding spending or cutting
taxes to stimulate an ailing
economy, or slashing spending or
raising taxes to combat rising
inflation or to help reduce external
vulnerabilities.
Example
11. Keeping the economy safe
during covid is very difficult,
therefore cooperation between
the government and its citizens
is needed so that the health of
citizens and the economy
remains stable
CONCLUSION
