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Part II. Optional B: Short Analysis on COVID-19 (26% of semester grade): You are required to analyze cases you came across during the COVID-19 pandemic using the concepts, models, theories that you...

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Part II. Optional B: Short Analysis on COVID-19 (26% of semester grade):

You are required to analyze cases you came across during the COVID-19 pandemic using the concepts, models, theories that you have learned from the course. Please submit to the Assignment folder on Sakai.

It is open around5/3/2020and due on5/12/2020.

Two Strategies for COVID-19 Analysis:

Depth: one topic, one model, or even one concept, but with lots of case and data to support your view or test your hypotheses.
Width: multiple topics/models/concepts, each with sufficient examples/cases to explain the key terms. This is particularly powerful if you used concepts/models across different weeks’ topics.

Tips for a well-argued COVID-19 Analysis:

Direct to the point on your research questions/hypotheses or directly answer the questions
Well organized: each section has a central meaning with a topic sentence or key concepts at the beginning or bolded.
Bold you key terms
Define your terms first
Well referenced for cases cited, data sources, literature cited, theories and methods adopted, etc. Please use APA or Chicago or MLA style.
Proof read and check plagiarism.

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Alomita · Accepted Answer

The global pandemic has pushed the world in to a disaster. It has consequences which are  beyond the spread of the virus itself. It has made some significant changes on the world supply side.  It has caused the largest global recession in history since 2008-2009. The shortages in the supply occurred due panic buying, increased usage goods like mask , sanitizer, soaps and other necessary things to fight pandemic and also led to price gouging.  There are reports of shortage of supply in the  pharma sector. The world stock market had a steep fall on 24TH February, 2020 due to rise in covid-19 cases across the globe. By 28 February 2020, stock markets worldwide saw their largest single-week declines since the 2008 financial crisis.  
Impact on income
 On other side of the story , low income individuals are more likely to face severe troubles as they prone to the virus more and are likely to die from it. Studies and reports have shown that both in New York city and Barcelona, low income people  are disproportionately hit by the virus. In the United States,

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