Covid-19 Change world Economy | The Economist point of view
United States after Covid-19 VS China
Where China country is very clearly the rising power,
where the United States United States of America (USA) is more worried. About
Chinese power, the pandemic has comments hit the world and just when those
issues are becoming more intense. Therefore, I think I fear that it makes them harder
to solve rather than easier to solve his era of globalization was very much slow
and long before the Kovach pandemic came along. That was only partly related to
the election of Donald Trump was slowing even before he became president. We think that was that was a kind of slow after outcome
of the financial disaster but you know what the past experience tends to show
is that crises tend to kind of re-enforce pre-existing trends and old globalization
was one of them the financial markets are hoping on this idea of a v-shaped
recession. That's the idea that you know in one quarter or perhaps in two
quarters GP will decline by perhaps a you know an surprising amount, but
because lockdowns will come to an end people will make up for missing time.
Chinese economy during Lockdown
I think what people are now starting to wonder is
whether that really is going to happen and in particular, they are looking at what
is happening in China, which began to ease its lock down in kind of late
February & March. The moment I mean it is certainly, the case that economic
activity has recovered from its lows, but it is still a long way off. The Chinese
economy is running at about 90% capacity or compared with. What was up before
the pandemic? That is really for a few reasons you know. What keen-sighted is
that all individuals are going back to the office or other words that all are
going to office back and going back to the factory and all that kind of stuff? Because
they have to but what they are not doing is going out and having really
spending the money having a good time investing in big things. What that means
is that the kind of supply side of the China country economy it has in a way got
back to normal but there's a the petition side hasn't and that means that unemployment
is going to maybe be persistently quite high in China for quite a long time. So
if people working in restaurants; in bars, shops and all that kind of thing
there just isn't really demand for their services. So I think what you are
going to start to see now is as you know various American states start to loosen
down lock down so now off course as Europe also starts to come out a lot.
Back to Work- After COVID-19
I think it is very unlikely we are going to get back to
where we were at the beginning of this year first effects of this disease was
interruption supply chains. We think that might continue with companies in that
they might expand their supply chains and that was kind of in anyway because China
country is pleasant a more expensive place to manufacture things as against
that supply chains have a strong driving force for getting costs down and of being
improved. They are intolerant of inefficiencies and so that will still sort of
be pushing very strongly in the other direction. I guess one thing that it
might add today is to think about the business system and about how that world.
All we know that is part of a supply
chain to you know how a power company is able to access finance in order to start
producing stuff.
Uncertainty across the World
What you are seeing now really across the world is unprecedented
levels of uncertainty. So it think what you could see is that you know
financing new projects in the country and getting people to commit to projects could
actually become very difficult. This is initial to show up in the data now
where if you look at surveys of leaders. You know they are asked what your
plans for deal are and so on they are much lower now. They were even in the
absolute depths of the financial crisis of 2008 -09 and back bear in mind back
then you know. Some people really thought the financial system was going to
come to a complete stop it is held up a mirror to them to the most vulnerable
aspects of society. I mean you know Singapore is a great example of that you
know it is a country. That speciously had allocated with the epidemic really
well and then a few weeks down the line there is you know there's huge
outbreaks in the in the migrant labor camp.
Covid-19 – Corona Hit world Economy
That keep the Singaporean economy going, there are the kind of seedy underbelly of the Singaporean economy, and people there have very poor access to health care. and off course there are still lots of people who are uninsured in the United State of America (USA) and you know there are worries that those persons and yet that you know specific people lose their jobs that people will be less willing to go forward for testing and so on. I think what you could see and this perhaps would be one of the biggest you know upsides of the whole pandemic is there the idea of you know a universal access to health care that's free at the point of use could start to become common sense in all countries. I think the pandemic will make States more powerful if you look back at you know centuries of really of Western history there is sort of more lessons that arisen about the supremacy of states one is that they it tends to rise over time as a kind of background effect. The next one is that states (country) tend to turn out to be a lot more controlling both during and after immediately after periods of crisisCOVID-19 Unemployment Increase
What happens is
that the state it does not as if saying this but it rather accepts that in a
recession businesses will go bust and people will become unemployed. It says that
is okay because the idea is that you want to you know reallocate people and
capital and all that kind of stuff from areas that were failing to areas that
are up and coming. That is how it normally works but what has happened in this
time is that states of governments and politicians saying if we can, we want to
avoid all bankruptcies. We want to make sure that nobody becomes un-employed in
the different counties as in whole world. What that does is it opens the door
to really important government intervention in the low-cost going forward so
you know let's think more that in a few years where we have relocated to move outside
this pandemic but off course there will be another recession at some point down
the line.
During Covid-19 Jobs Problem in Private Sector
I think if it's
normally acknowledged that the government did a good-looking good job during
this kind of crisis if occurs in future of
protecting jobs and protecting firms then people will say well heaven if it worked
last time then why not do it again. I think peoples are thankful if government prepare
and or other words we can that ready for this kind of situation. We could see moderately
radical fluctuations in sort of outlooks of what the state should do and what
the state thinks it's real for it to do you often hear people of country say
that one thing at least good thing that is arise of the pandemic is that has been good
for the climate you can compute. You know how many thousands of tons of carbon
dioxide put into the atmosphere, because there have been rarer trips and so
forth. It is suppose there is a sort of sit-down result you know people might
you know better.
Industries Collapsed– During the COVID-19
This is in the
sense something that does not normally happen but as against that, you know a
poorer world. A whole world that has less disposition to invest and a world as vexed
about unemployment and life and expiry is a world. That I think is less tending
to invest in the change of you know the world to a sort of carbon free economy.
There is one big wrinkle on that however, which is the oil industry the price
has collapsed countries in the Middle East Russia.
COVID – 19 Effected Oil industries in world many countries
Venezuela country
that totally depended upon oil. The oil very important or other words we can
say the Oil is the main source Venezuela country of their foreign exchange
earnings are suddenly finding that they are getting enough money to do the
things. The some countries oil price might not recover for a very long time because
Covid-19 more effected the oil industry. That also is giving people a sort of slope and
a sight that there may be a future without oil; which is a very important
component of the transition to away from a carbon-based economy. I mean it is becoming
more distant. I suppose in the sense that I think you know if you are having a
meeting with someone and face-to-face you know for the near future there has to
be a worthwhile meeting.
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