The Effects of the Global Pandemic Process on the Social and Economic Structure and Public Policies in Combating the Pandemic
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The COVID-19 affects both people's health and socio-economic structures around the world. Measures were adopted to contain the pandemic suppressed economic activity, leading to stagnation and contraction. Such contractions impacted on employment; losing jobs and income levels turned the contractions into severe fiscal and economic crisis.
The study examines the effects of the pandemic on socio-economic structures and the effectiveness of public policies. It reveals that some countries successfully managed the pandemic while others lead to deepen its negative effects. Social and economic…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The COVID-19 affects both people's health and socio-economic structures around the world. Measures were adopted to contain the pandemic suppressed economic activity, leading to stagnation and contraction. Such contractions impacted on employment; losing jobs and income levels turned the contractions into severe fiscal and economic crisis.

The study examines the effects of the pandemic on socio-economic structures and the effectiveness of public policies. It reveals that some countries successfully managed the pandemic while others lead to deepen its negative effects. Social and economic policies that were decisive in successes and failures are examined through comparative descriptive analyses within a framework in each chapter. This study is hoped to serve as a guide for policy-makers in such circumstances.
Autorenporträt
Murat Demir is a professor in the public finance department at Harran University (Turkey). He has a PhD in public finance from Marmara University. Ali Burak Aksungur is a research assistant in the public administration department at Harran University. He took his master¿s degree in political science and public administration from Selcuk University (Turkey).