GDP of all nations will steeply fall. You can have a look on these papers.

Thanks dear Dr. Abhijit Mitra

There is a KPMG report with regard to

Brazil Government and institution measures in response to COVID-19.

Brazil,just an example. It's the global economy dear Mousumi Bhattacharya

Youth unemployment

Thanks dear Sule Akkoyunlu

Thank you so much

Welcome dear Juan Carlos Iglesias

Why is it called Coronavirus and not Crownvirus? if its origin isn´t Spanish.

Government deficit spending, joblessness and clean environment.

Thanks for sharing, Dr. Abraham Camba Jr.

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Thanks for sharing sir Jorge Andrés Sánchez-Duque

well ! The main economies of Latin America are Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, and Chile. Therefore, with the fragile economic of all other Latin countries, it is surely to cause a deficit in its economic growth. By the way, this Pandemic effect is global, not only unique to Latin America but the world.

Covid-19 has created diverse distortions on sustainability of both SMEs and other businesses. Of course, this is expected to exacerbate unemployment crisis in many economies.

Thanks for nice sharing dear Akiah Precious Glay and Latin America was just an example quoted from CNN. The total global economy has been collapsed by sudden tsunami. Like evidence based sharing rather emotional.

The economy of developing and third world countries will have affected by this pandemic.

Thanks for sharing dear Stephen Taiwo Onifade and Sujan Mahapatra and inequity is more visible now.

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Global economy is going to effect badly with steep rise in unemployment

Yes, in countries where the tourism sector constitutes a large part of the economy, there is already a serious economic crisis in these countries, including, inter alia, a strong increase in unemployment.

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Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dear Muhammed Ashraful Alam the IMF predicts that the world will enter into a recession worst than the Great Depression of 1930, with a preliminary estimation of the economic impact of the crisis at US$ 2 trillion. The International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates that approximately 25 million people could be unemployed and those in informal activities would suffer most from the absence of social protection.

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The pandemic has caused a huge impact on the economy of different countries to take for example Dubai where many of my countries men cool off thus contributing a huge amount to the countries revenue in terms of tourist attraction. Again young businessmen who have not established good contact with the supplier counterparts in China will also be affected with a long-run effect on the economy of the country.

As seen in many counties, especially the developing ones, whose economies entered some sort of recession.

The long-term effect will be unemployment and economic instability.