Assessment of economic vulnerability to infectious disease crises

作者： Peter Sands , Anas El Turabi , Philip A Saynisch , Victor J Dzau

DOI: 10.1016/S0140-6736(16)30594-3

关键词: Government 、 Development economics 、 Preparedness 、 Pandemic 、 Vulnerability 、 Global health 、 Infectious disease (medical specialty) 、 Incentive 、 Economic impact analysis 、 Business

摘要: … Economies that are more dependent on travel and tourism will be more vulnerable to economic disruption from potential pandemics than those focused on, for example, primary …

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