Resilencja po COVID-19: globalny przegląd strategii odbudowy i ich wpływu na sektory demograficzne i gospodarcze
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Pandemia koronawirusa (COVID-19) znacząco zakłóciła gospodarkę światową. Zrozumienie jej wpływu na różne sektory ekonomiczne, demograficzne i społeczne w fazie ożywienia gospodarczego po pandemii ma kluczowe znaczenie, szczególnie dla rządów, które próbują wdrożyć polityki publiczne po pandemii. Niniejszy przegląd ma na celu podsumowanie i analizę strategii ożywienia gospodarczego po COVID-19, skupiając się na priorytetowych sektorach, najbardziej dotkniętych grupach demograficznych i istniejących lukach badawczych, w szczególności w odniesieniu do długoterminowych skutków społeczno-ekonomicznych. W przeglądzie uwzględniono badania opublikowane między styczniem 2020 r. a majem 2024 r., które dotyczyły strategii ożywienia gospodarczego po pandemii.
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