This document discusses the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. It covers how the virus has negatively impacted various industries like electronics production, education, employment, exports, and goods transport. The introduction provides background on coronaviruses and their structure. The objectives are to evaluate response plans and capabilities for a student or staff member presenting with COVID-19 symptoms. In conclusion, the study examines the spread of the virus globally and forecasts its effects on populations and economies. Recommendations are made to practice physical distancing, proper mask wearing, and frequent hand washing.

1. AZEEZ OLUWATOBI REBECCA
20HSM035
SUPERVISOR
MR. ADEOTI O.M
THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF
CORONAVIRUS
BY

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Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses
that are common in people and many different
species of animals, including camels, cattle,
cats, and bats. Rarely, animal coronaviruses
can infect people and then spread between
people such as with MERS-CoV, SARS-CoV,
and now with this new virus (named SARS-
CoV-2).
INTRODUCTION

3. Coronavirus Structure
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• Medium-sized virus size,
but largest mRNA genome
• Enveloped +ve stranded
RNA
• mRNA encased in
nucleocapsid
• Lipid Bilayer – Soap works
to disrupt this!
Corona = Crowns for Spikes
• Glycoprotein Spike (S)
Peptomer
• Spikes allow it to attach to
human cell receptors in
upper or lower airway

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To provide an opportunity to evaluate current
response concepts, plans and capabilities in
response to an outbreak on Coronavirus.
AIM

5.  Improve preparedness for a response to a student or staff member infected
with coronavirus (COVID-19) presenting at an LEA.
 Evaluate the agency’s capability to safely identify and effectively isolate a
symptomatic student or staff member.
 Assess the internal and external notification and communications processes.
 Assess training and emergency preparedness plans for Level of Emotional
Awareness Scale (LEAs).
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OBJECTIVES

6. ECONOMIC IMPACT OF COVID 19
This note is designed to introduce economists to the simple Sir Progression
Model COVID-19 in Nigeria over the next 12-18 months. The SIR model is
the Markov model of the epidemic's spread in a population in which the
entire population is divided into categories of disease-susceptible (pits),
actively infected disease (I), recovered (or deceased), and no longer
contagious (R). How the epidemic develops over time is determined by the
pace of transition between the three States.
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7. Impact on Production
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The coronavirus pandemic has a very
negative impact on electronics production
and supply. It is understood that the
pandemic began in China, where the bulk
of electronics and its components are
produced. As early as the end of January,
news began to appear about the suspension
of various factories and factories for the
production of semiconductor products.

8. Impact on Education
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A new education study has identified
strategies government can use to address
the disruption and learning gaps created by
school closures and other responses to the
Covid 19 pandemics.
The report found that these and other
existing educational inequalities were
further exacerbated by national locksdown.

9. Impact on Employment
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A new, invisible "actor" - coronavirus -
appeared on the labor market. In a matter
of days, it has significantly changed the
economies of all leading countries.
Instead of cooperation-a necessary
component of economic activity-it has
forced everyone to "social distance," which
leads to recession and threatens to destroy
millions of workers.

10. The Impact on Exports
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A negative impact of the new
coronavirus on coal exports from
Russia is not excluded, but there is no
drop in deliveries in January –
February. This was reported to
journalists by Deputy Minister of
energy of the Russian Federation
Anatoly Yanovsky.

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In April 2020, there were fewer transport
movements than one year previously. More
information on a weekly basis can now be found
on the new dashboard 'Snelle indicatoren
Goederenvervoer’ (rapid indicators for goods
transport). It shows the number of movements
for inland shipping, aviation, rail, road and
maritime transport.
IMPACT ON GOODS TRANSPORT

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Summing up the above, it should be
emphasized that this study is relevant to a
specific audience, such as founders of small
and medium-sized businesses, as well as
people in charge of each country. A number of
articles examining the problem describe the
spread of coronavirus in the world, as well as
forecasts of the impact of the pandemic on the
population and economy; discuss the
economic impact of the crisis COVID-19 on the
industries and countries, economies of which
will be affected.
CONCLUSION

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Through the impact of coronavir us recommend;
1. To keep physical distance of at least 1 metre
from others even if they don’t appear to be
sick
2. To wear a properly fitted mask when physical
distancing is not possible and in poorly
ventilated settings.
3. To clean your hands frequently with alcohol-
based hand rub or soap and water.
RECOMMENDATION

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