I am planning to conduct research on the effects of COVID 19 on economic development. I need a similar model which has been used somewhere to use it in my case.
Just as somebody asked recently. There seems to be no underlying theoretical backing for covid 19 on macroeconomic variable. The other alternative is for you read the new SIR-Macro modeling. Perhaps it could answer some of your questions.
Dear Lilian Mboya thank you very much for your paper it is very helpful!
hi There. Go See https://is.theorizeit.org/wiki/Main_Page
there are many which can be applied to any setting, including LED. You can also mix models - have fun.
Mr. Agim, better you use the exploration method first in your research object. Based on those findings you can design a new model for local development. I agree with Mr. Sachin Suknunan if you then develop it to the mixed-method model. Have a good job.
Thank you very much for your recommendation Mr. Gregorius Nasiansenus Masdjojo
Maybe, some cooperation with local tax offices is feasible, concerning basic statistics. As further elaboration, special effects on local economic sectors could be interpreted by statistical learning.
https://www.math.arizona.edu/~hzhang/math574m/Read/vapnik.pdf
I believe that the type of data, the length of time, and the sectors on which the data will be collected will determine the type of model.
In my country Ecuador, where the majority of companies are small and medium-sized, through the level of sales, employability and closure of the same.
It can be a model based on classic determinants of economic growth, taking into account the specificity of the economic system and the industry-sector structure of the economy, the applied interventionist, anti-crisis programs of socio-economic, budget, fiscal and social policy as well as anti-crisis soft monetary policy, with the help of which the process was accelerated. pulling the economy out of the economic crisis, recession and rising unemployment caused in 2020 by the SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19) coronavirus pandemic.
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Dariusz Prokopowicz
Considering the huge confusion around the COVID problem, any analysis / model would end up adding to the confusion.
Consequently, it would not meet the purpose of your study.
Dear Dr. Agim Zuzaku
The kind of data, the period over which the data will be gathered, and the sectors for which the data will be collected will all influence the model.