Since the beginning of the pandemic, the world economy has slowed down. People live in isolation and practicing social distancing as never before, and the death rate from an unprecedented killer is rising rapidly.

We see and hear in the news every day that thousands of people around the world have lost their job or being laid off, leaving many people around the world facing the coming days with a lot of uncertainty regarding the future. Although it might be challenging to predict the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has imposed at the moment. Still, it will have a lot of hardship on many people around the globe .a A harsh reality of grief, stress, and unemployment.

Good evening dear Ph. D. In other questions I have answered the same thing, the world will not change due to this crisis, it cannot change until the economic, social, technological and political structures that have led to a totally erratic confrontation of the pandemic in most of the countries of the world change. world. Many people think that after these crises nothing will be the same, and I believe it, everything will be different because the pandemic will leave those who already were much more vulnerable, now with fewer resources to start new projects. The world will not change until the causes that cause the other crises that exist alongside COVID-19 appear. Can you imagine that in the midst of this pandemic we are unable to agree to face the crisis, imagine when the crisis has passed. Nothing will change at a structural level, I think that at the psychology level, yes, we have realized that we are nothing before the forces of nature, that it is not money or technology that can save us, we need solidarity policies to face crises like this and the crises of every day. As long as this does not happen, nothing will change.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, the world economy has slowed down. People live in isolation and practicing social distancing as never before, and the death rate from an unprecedented killer is rising rapidly.

We see and hear in the news every day that thousands of people around the world have lost their job or being laid off, leaving many people around the world facing the coming days with a lot of uncertainty regarding the future. Although it might be challenging to predict the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has imposed at the moment. Still, it will have a lot of hardship on many people around the globe .a A harsh reality of grief, stress, and unemployment.

It appears that the social isolation has lead to more family violence and death by suicide.

I posit from a marxian point of view that the COVID 19 pandemic has the potential to increasingly 'de-capitalize' the struggling proletariat and further the divide from the bourgeoisie, but this is a guess, what is clear is that pro longed social distancing could impact current cultural biases that are enforced by the social order and norms and further increase the influence social media has in shaping new social attitudes, as it becomes the most pervasive field or avenue for socialization.

Dependerá, creo, del tipo de corriente humanista que se ponga al centro de nuestra convivencia. Por de pronto, el punto medio parece ser una mirada.

Dear, I worry a lot about family space and the increase in domestic violence. Furthermore, I fear the increase in capitalist individualism and the intensification of capitalist forces in the world. If social movements and people in general do not come together, as we know, capitalism improves and advances in its crises, so the possibility of it continuing and intensifying inequalities is big. Another important point is that of home office work. With the advent of the internet, our lives have become even more lives for work, labor. Now, our homes can also become our own Desktop. These are insights that come to me.

COVID-19 (Chinese virus) will only have substantial impacts on international politics, relations, and diplomacy. Apart from the aforementioned, people will eventually overcome the impacts of the COVID-19, especially when the vaccines become worldly available.

Virtuality has deepened, and that will remain, both in personal and professional relations.

Отвечу на русском языке. Есть хорошая фраза: "Хочешь узнать, каким станет мир после твоей смерти? Посмотри, каким он стал после смерти других людей". Изменения будут, но не грандиозные, не быстрые, не решительные. Человечество в целом неповоротливо, политики трусливы, бизнес - осторожен, не хочет связываться с рисками.

You have asked a question that has no solid answer. The world is always changing and in many ways including our habits and preferences. For example, a simple thing like recycling. We have an opportunity to become custodians and stewards of our planet. Unfortunately, not all communities and citizens are on board with it. Same thing with the pandemic.

To encourage discussion of the economic impact generated by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, and the control measures taken at the international level, we invite you to read the following article.

Economy or Health, Constant Dilemma in Times of Pandemic: The Case of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Journal of Pure and Applied Microbiology, 2020. DOI: 10.22207/JPAM.14.SPL1.07

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SARS-Cov-2 virus has negative impact on socioeconomic context. Independent workers have lost their job and without salary how will the jobless people run their family needs? People are not going outside to interact with relatives, neighbors during this pandemic. I think social distance will make a big gap to build up the good relationship with each other.

Yesterday, I read in ‘El Financiero’ —a Bloomberg's newspaper in my country (Mexico)—, an article intitled “Google will ban ads that promote COVID-19 conspiracies”. After that, I've been wondering if, facing social threats such as infodemia, the task of ruling in the ‘new normal’ could be executed more by transnational market-oriented private corporations, as a form of autoregulation, instead of the traditional legislative acts given by sovereign governments.

Please have a look at the following link:

Technical Report Life in and after Covid-19