Category: COVID-19

Table of Contents Introduction General Description Problem Statement Recommendations References Introduction Presently, the United States is one of the most affected countries that are facing substantial socioeconomic and human damage during the COVID-19 pandemic. In this situation, minorities, especially Mexican and black, remain the most vulnerable groups of the population because of predominant poverty and…

The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed many established practices and arrangements in peoples social lives, medicine, and business. Many experts point out that these changes will continue to affect society, and workplaces, in particular, are not likely to be the same. Therefore, it seems relevant to look deeper into the transformations occurring in organizations to determine…

Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed the globe to a profound shock. Women at the frontline against the COVID-19 crisis have been affected psychologically (Palmer & Small, 2021). The compounding burden that they have is over-represented within the healthcare sector. The majority of the health providers are women, and some have unpaid household workers. The…

Table of Contents Why it has Impacted Individual People Impact the Economy of the US Impact on Americans Sense of Security Impact on Americans Foreign Policy Impact on Daily Lives of Americans Works Cited COVID-19 is a pandemic that has resulted in a significant loss of human life in America and worldwide. Additionally, it poses…

During the pandemic have been noticed the increased number of domestic violence cases, and the hotlines have received more calls asking for help than in the last years. People started experiencing many traumas and fears connected with the coronavirus that has created new stresses and worries. The most psychologically vulnerable group became children due to…

The 2019 novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic is both a health and an economic crisis across the globe. For the past two decades, the level of extreme poverty has experienced a rise worldwide. Before the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic, approximately 88 million adults lived in the US under poverty line (Bargain & Ulugbek, 2020). Furthermore,…

Bartscher, Alina Kristin, Danmarks Nationalbank, Sebastian Seitz, Sebastian Siegloch, Michaela Slotwinski, and Nils Wehrhöfer. Social capital and the spread of Covid-19: Insights from European countries. Journal of Health Economics (2021): 102531. Keywords: COVID-19, social capital, health, and Europe. The article investigates the relationship between social capital and the COVID-19. Contrary to the investigation conducted by…

Bargain, O., & Ulugbek, A. (2020). Poverty and Covid-19 in developing countries (Working paper). Bordeaux University. Web.  This article primarily discusses poverty and Covid-19 in developing countries. In response to the pandemic, countries recommended and enforced policies on social distancing and shelter-in-place. However, these rules were only adhered to in developed countries, but not in…

As the number of people infected by COVID-19 grows, the issue of vaccination becomes more and more vital for every country. However, vaccine doses are distributed unevenly among people of different countries end ethnicities. The hypothesis for the present research is that even in developed countries, vaccine doses may be distributed unequally among white people…

From a legal point of view, freedom is the possibility of a certain human behavior enshrined in law, from the point of view of politics  the absence of interference or hindrances. In philosophy, it is considered that freedom is the possibility of an individual expressing his will. True freedom is always limited by external…