Economic and health impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic in Argentina and the world
The work makes a comparative analysis on the economic and health impact of the covid19 pandemic in Argentina and the world. Regardless of the indicators used (GDP, confinement, deaths and vaccinations), Argentina was in the worst quadrant along with Panama and Peru, being in the four indicators in t...
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Editorial de la Universidad Nacional del Sur (Ediuns)
2022-01-01
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| author | Marcos Raúl Ochoa Carlos Maximiliano Albornoz |
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| description | The work makes a comparative analysis on the economic and health impact of the covid19 pandemic in Argentina and the world. Regardless of the indicators used (GDP, confinement, deaths and vaccinations), Argentina was in the worst quadrant along with Panama and Peru, being in the four indicators in the most unfavorable scenarios. Other countries, such as Iraq, Bahamas and Colombia were placed in two, while Spain, Chile and Great Britain were placed in only one category. Argentina has been one of the countries with the worst treatment of the coronavirus crisis in the world according to the variables used. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-13491ad758e64b30958e4a655e17147b2023-01-02T16:04:08ZengEditorial de la Universidad Nacional del Sur (Ediuns)Estudios Económicos0425-368X2525-12952022-01-01397810.52292/j.estudecon.2022.2702Economic and health impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic in Argentina and the worldMarcos Raúl Ochoa0Carlos Maximiliano Albornoz1Universidad Nacional de Lomas de ZamoraUniversidad de Buenos AiresThe work makes a comparative analysis on the economic and health impact of the covid19 pandemic in Argentina and the world. Regardless of the indicators used (GDP, confinement, deaths and vaccinations), Argentina was in the worst quadrant along with Panama and Peru, being in the four indicators in the most unfavorable scenarios. Other countries, such as Iraq, Bahamas and Colombia were placed in two, while Spain, Chile and Great Britain were placed in only one category. Argentina has been one of the countries with the worst treatment of the coronavirus crisis in the world according to the variables used.https://revistas.uns.edu.ar/ee/article/view/2702COVID 19GDPDeathsConfinementHealth Public |
| spellingShingle | Marcos Raúl Ochoa Carlos Maximiliano Albornoz Economic and health impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic in Argentina and the world Estudios Económicos COVID 19 GDP Deaths Confinement Health Public |
| title | Economic and health impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic in Argentina and the world |
| title_full | Economic and health impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic in Argentina and the world |
| title_fullStr | Economic and health impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic in Argentina and the world |
| title_full_unstemmed | Economic and health impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic in Argentina and the world |
| title_short | Economic and health impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic in Argentina and the world |
| title_sort | economic and health impact of the covid 19 pandemic in argentina and the world |
| topic | COVID 19 GDP Deaths Confinement Health Public |
| url | https://revistas.uns.edu.ar/ee/article/view/2702 |
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