The Economics of Pandemics: Exploring Globally Shared Experiences
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Preface -- References -- Contents -- About the Author -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: The COVID-19 Pandemic as a Globally Shared Experience: An Introduction -- 1 The COVID-19 Pandemic Overwhelms the Planet -- 2 The Novel Coronavirus: SARS-CoV-2 -- 3 The Pandemics in the History of Mankind -- 4 Human and Economic Tolls of the COVID-19 -- 5 Humanitarian Costs of the COVID-19 -- 5.1 Lockdowns -- 5.2 School Closures -- 5.3 Church Services -- 5.4 Domestic Violence, Suicide, and Mental Health -- 6 Race for a Vaccine -- 7 Global Governance: WHO -- 8 Orders and Mandates by National Governments -- 9 A Golden Opportunity for a Radical Social Transformation? -- 10 A Harbinger for a Climate Change Doomsday? -- 11 The Economics of Pandemics -- 12 The Road Ahead -- References -- Chapter 2: Pandemic Economics: Essential Features and Outstanding Questions -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Pandemic as a Globally Shared Good -- 3 Production Technologies in Pandemics: Weakest Link or Best Shot? -- 3.1 A Cumulative Technology -- 3.2 A Weakest-Link Technology -- 3.3 A Best-Shot Technology -- 4 Market Failures and Governmental Interventions in Pandemic Economics -- 4.1 Failures in Vaccine Developments? -- 4.2 How Much Should a Nation Invest in Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention? -- 4.3 Which Policy Options and Market Responses Are Possible? -- 5 National Health Systems During Pandemics -- 6 The Impacts of the Pandemic on Economy -- 7 Pandemic Policy Choices and Economic Outcomes -- 8 Looking Ahead -- References -- Chapter 3: Pandemic Analysis I: Global Governance for a Global Pandemic? -- 1 Introduction to the Pandemics and Global Governance -- 2 WHO Under the United Nations System -- 3 Key Decisions of the WHO During the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 3.1 Declaring a Human-to-Human Transmission | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3.2 Declaring a Public Health Emergency of International Concern -- 3.3 Nomenclature and Declaring a Pandemic -- 3.4 Etiology: Origin of the SARS-CoV-2 -- 3.5 Solidarity Trial for Repurposed Drugs -- 4 National Responses Versus the WHO -- 5 Is a Global Pandemic Treaty Needed? -- 6 Key Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4: Pandemic Analysis II: Governmental Actions During the Pandemic-Lockdown or No Lockdown? -- 1 Introduction to Governmental Actions During a Pandemic -- 2 A Brief Summary of the Key Decisions by the US Government -- 3 Decision I: Public Health Emergency of International Concern? -- 4 Decision II: Suspend Travels from the Origin? -- 5 Decision III: Social Measures Be Voluntary or Mandated? -- 6 Decision IV: Lockdown, No Lockdown, School Closures -- 7 Decision V: Economic Relief -- 8 Decision VI: Defense Production Act -- 9 Decision VII: Emergency Use Authorizations for Treatments -- 10 Decision VIII: Vaccine Developments -- 11 Final Words: Civil Liberty Versus Protecting Lives -- References -- Chapter 5: Pandemic Analysis III: The Great Reset, People's Uprisings, and Other Radical Change Proposals -- 1 A Government-Aid Economy with No Private Businesses Under the COVID-19 -- 2 Movement I: The Great Reset -- 2.1 A Diagnosis of the Pandemic -- 2.2 The Five-Point Agenda -- 2.3 The Great Reset Agenda -- 2.4 A Critique of the Great Reset Agenda -- 3 Movement II: An Entrepreneurial Government-Led Capitalism -- 4 Movement III: A Marxist Revolution -- 5 Movement IV: A Trigger of the Uprisings and Revolutions by the Most Hurt -- 5.1 The Divergent Economic and Health Impacts of the COVID-19 -- 6 Will They Have Any Impact on Society? -- References -- Chapter 6: Pandemic Analysis IV: Is the COVID-19 Pandemic a Doomsday Scenario for Climate Change? -- 1 A Climate Change Doomsday Scenario | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2 The Arguments for the COVID-19 as a Climate Doomsday Scenario -- 3 The Effects of COVID-19 on Climate Change -- 3.1 Global CO2 Emissions -- 3.2 Energy Demands and COVID-19 Policies -- 4 Will Climate Change Cause Pandemics More Frequently or Deadlier Pandemics? -- 5 Final Thoughts -- References -- Chapter 7: Pandemic Analysis V: The Science and Economics of a Vaccine for Ending the Pandemic -- 1 The Miracle of Vaccines -- 2 The Basics of Traditional Vaccines Versus mRNA Vaccines -- 3 Historical Achievements and Failures of Vaccinology -- 4 The Process of Vaccine Developments for COVID-19 -- 4.1 Vaccine Methodologies and Candidate Vaccines -- 4.2 Four Phases of Clinical Trials -- 4.3 An Emergency Use Authorization -- 5 A Partnership Between the Public Sector and the Private Sector: The Operation Warp Speed -- 6 The Economics of Vaccines -- 7 Will the Vaccines End the COVID-19 Pandemic? -- 8 Final Words -- References -- Chapter 8: The Economics of Pandemics as a Globally Shared Experience: A Theory -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Pandemics as a Globally Shared Good -- 3 The Decision Array by Economic Actors During the Pandemics -- 4 The Four Fault Lines in the Pandemic Risk Management -- 5 The Economics I: A Microbehavioral Decision Framework for the Pandemic Management -- 6 The Economics II: Foresighted Decisions on Pandemics -- 6.1 An Increase in Health Spending -- 6.2 AI-Based Non-contact Technologies -- 6.3 A National Health Insurance System: Private Versus Public -- 7 The Economics III: Technological Developments for a Backstop -- 8 A Society's Optimal Pathway for the Pandemic Risk Management -- 9 What Lies Ahead in Pandemic Economics -- References -- Chapter 9: Some Yet Unresolved Questions and Mysteries About the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Unresolved Question I: The Origin of the Novel Coronavirus | |
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| contents | Intro -- Preface -- References -- Contents -- About the Author -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: The COVID-19 Pandemic as a Globally Shared Experience: An Introduction -- 1 The COVID-19 Pandemic Overwhelms the Planet -- 2 The Novel Coronavirus: SARS-CoV-2 -- 3 The Pandemics in the History of Mankind -- 4 Human and Economic Tolls of the COVID-19 -- 5 Humanitarian Costs of the COVID-19 -- 5.1 Lockdowns -- 5.2 School Closures -- 5.3 Church Services -- 5.4 Domestic Violence, Suicide, and Mental Health -- 6 Race for a Vaccine -- 7 Global Governance: WHO -- 8 Orders and Mandates by National Governments -- 9 A Golden Opportunity for a Radical Social Transformation? -- 10 A Harbinger for a Climate Change Doomsday? -- 11 The Economics of Pandemics -- 12 The Road Ahead -- References -- Chapter 2: Pandemic Economics: Essential Features and Outstanding Questions -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Pandemic as a Globally Shared Good -- 3 Production Technologies in Pandemics: Weakest Link or Best Shot? -- 3.1 A Cumulative Technology -- 3.2 A Weakest-Link Technology -- 3.3 A Best-Shot Technology -- 4 Market Failures and Governmental Interventions in Pandemic Economics -- 4.1 Failures in Vaccine Developments? -- 4.2 How Much Should a Nation Invest in Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention? -- 4.3 Which Policy Options and Market Responses Are Possible? -- 5 National Health Systems During Pandemics -- 6 The Impacts of the Pandemic on Economy -- 7 Pandemic Policy Choices and Economic Outcomes -- 8 Looking Ahead -- References -- Chapter 3: Pandemic Analysis I: Global Governance for a Global Pandemic? -- 1 Introduction to the Pandemics and Global Governance -- 2 WHO Under the United Nations System -- 3 Key Decisions of the WHO During the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 3.1 Declaring a Human-to-Human Transmission 3.2 Declaring a Public Health Emergency of International Concern -- 3.3 Nomenclature and Declaring a Pandemic -- 3.4 Etiology: Origin of the SARS-CoV-2 -- 3.5 Solidarity Trial for Repurposed Drugs -- 4 National Responses Versus the WHO -- 5 Is a Global Pandemic Treaty Needed? -- 6 Key Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4: Pandemic Analysis II: Governmental Actions During the Pandemic-Lockdown or No Lockdown? -- 1 Introduction to Governmental Actions During a Pandemic -- 2 A Brief Summary of the Key Decisions by the US Government -- 3 Decision I: Public Health Emergency of International Concern? -- 4 Decision II: Suspend Travels from the Origin? -- 5 Decision III: Social Measures Be Voluntary or Mandated? -- 6 Decision IV: Lockdown, No Lockdown, School Closures -- 7 Decision V: Economic Relief -- 8 Decision VI: Defense Production Act -- 9 Decision VII: Emergency Use Authorizations for Treatments -- 10 Decision VIII: Vaccine Developments -- 11 Final Words: Civil Liberty Versus Protecting Lives -- References -- Chapter 5: Pandemic Analysis III: The Great Reset, People's Uprisings, and Other Radical Change Proposals -- 1 A Government-Aid Economy with No Private Businesses Under the COVID-19 -- 2 Movement I: The Great Reset -- 2.1 A Diagnosis of the Pandemic -- 2.2 The Five-Point Agenda -- 2.3 The Great Reset Agenda -- 2.4 A Critique of the Great Reset Agenda -- 3 Movement II: An Entrepreneurial Government-Led Capitalism -- 4 Movement III: A Marxist Revolution -- 5 Movement IV: A Trigger of the Uprisings and Revolutions by the Most Hurt -- 5.1 The Divergent Economic and Health Impacts of the COVID-19 -- 6 Will They Have Any Impact on Society? -- References -- Chapter 6: Pandemic Analysis IV: Is the COVID-19 Pandemic a Doomsday Scenario for Climate Change? -- 1 A Climate Change Doomsday Scenario 2 The Arguments for the COVID-19 as a Climate Doomsday Scenario -- 3 The Effects of COVID-19 on Climate Change -- 3.1 Global CO2 Emissions -- 3.2 Energy Demands and COVID-19 Policies -- 4 Will Climate Change Cause Pandemics More Frequently or Deadlier Pandemics? -- 5 Final Thoughts -- References -- Chapter 7: Pandemic Analysis V: The Science and Economics of a Vaccine for Ending the Pandemic -- 1 The Miracle of Vaccines -- 2 The Basics of Traditional Vaccines Versus mRNA Vaccines -- 3 Historical Achievements and Failures of Vaccinology -- 4 The Process of Vaccine Developments for COVID-19 -- 4.1 Vaccine Methodologies and Candidate Vaccines -- 4.2 Four Phases of Clinical Trials -- 4.3 An Emergency Use Authorization -- 5 A Partnership Between the Public Sector and the Private Sector: The Operation Warp Speed -- 6 The Economics of Vaccines -- 7 Will the Vaccines End the COVID-19 Pandemic? -- 8 Final Words -- References -- Chapter 8: The Economics of Pandemics as a Globally Shared Experience: A Theory -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Pandemics as a Globally Shared Good -- 3 The Decision Array by Economic Actors During the Pandemics -- 4 The Four Fault Lines in the Pandemic Risk Management -- 5 The Economics I: A Microbehavioral Decision Framework for the Pandemic Management -- 6 The Economics II: Foresighted Decisions on Pandemics -- 6.1 An Increase in Health Spending -- 6.2 AI-Based Non-contact Technologies -- 6.3 A National Health Insurance System: Private Versus Public -- 7 The Economics III: Technological Developments for a Backstop -- 8 A Society's Optimal Pathway for the Pandemic Risk Management -- 9 What Lies Ahead in Pandemic Economics -- References -- Chapter 9: Some Yet Unresolved Questions and Mysteries About the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Unresolved Question I: The Origin of the Novel Coronavirus 3 Unresolved Question II: Why Have the Richest Nations in the West Suffered the Most? -- 4 Unresolved Question III: Did Southeast Asians Have Antibodies Before the COVID-19 Pandemic? -- 5 Unresolved Question IV: Why Little Effect on Kids and School Children? -- 6 Unresolved Question V: How Accurate Was the COVID-19 Test? -- 7 Final Words in Concluding the Book -- References -- Index |
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Niggol Verfasser aut The Economics of Pandemics Exploring Globally Shared Experiences Cham Springer International Publishing AG 2022 ©2022 1 Online-Ressource (325 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Preface -- References -- Contents -- About the Author -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: The COVID-19 Pandemic as a Globally Shared Experience: An Introduction -- 1 The COVID-19 Pandemic Overwhelms the Planet -- 2 The Novel Coronavirus: SARS-CoV-2 -- 3 The Pandemics in the History of Mankind -- 4 Human and Economic Tolls of the COVID-19 -- 5 Humanitarian Costs of the COVID-19 -- 5.1 Lockdowns -- 5.2 School Closures -- 5.3 Church Services -- 5.4 Domestic Violence, Suicide, and Mental Health -- 6 Race for a Vaccine -- 7 Global Governance: WHO -- 8 Orders and Mandates by National Governments -- 9 A Golden Opportunity for a Radical Social Transformation? -- 10 A Harbinger for a Climate Change Doomsday? -- 11 The Economics of Pandemics -- 12 The Road Ahead -- References -- Chapter 2: Pandemic Economics: Essential Features and Outstanding Questions -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Pandemic as a Globally Shared Good -- 3 Production Technologies in Pandemics: Weakest Link or Best Shot? -- 3.1 A Cumulative Technology -- 3.2 A Weakest-Link Technology -- 3.3 A Best-Shot Technology -- 4 Market Failures and Governmental Interventions in Pandemic Economics -- 4.1 Failures in Vaccine Developments? -- 4.2 How Much Should a Nation Invest in Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention? -- 4.3 Which Policy Options and Market Responses Are Possible? -- 5 National Health Systems During Pandemics -- 6 The Impacts of the Pandemic on Economy -- 7 Pandemic Policy Choices and Economic Outcomes -- 8 Looking Ahead -- References -- Chapter 3: Pandemic Analysis I: Global Governance for a Global Pandemic? -- 1 Introduction to the Pandemics and Global Governance -- 2 WHO Under the United Nations System -- 3 Key Decisions of the WHO During the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 3.1 Declaring a Human-to-Human Transmission 3.2 Declaring a Public Health Emergency of International Concern -- 3.3 Nomenclature and Declaring a Pandemic -- 3.4 Etiology: Origin of the SARS-CoV-2 -- 3.5 Solidarity Trial for Repurposed Drugs -- 4 National Responses Versus the WHO -- 5 Is a Global Pandemic Treaty Needed? -- 6 Key Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4: Pandemic Analysis II: Governmental Actions During the Pandemic-Lockdown or No Lockdown? -- 1 Introduction to Governmental Actions During a Pandemic -- 2 A Brief Summary of the Key Decisions by the US Government -- 3 Decision I: Public Health Emergency of International Concern? -- 4 Decision II: Suspend Travels from the Origin? -- 5 Decision III: Social Measures Be Voluntary or Mandated? -- 6 Decision IV: Lockdown, No Lockdown, School Closures -- 7 Decision V: Economic Relief -- 8 Decision VI: Defense Production Act -- 9 Decision VII: Emergency Use Authorizations for Treatments -- 10 Decision VIII: Vaccine Developments -- 11 Final Words: Civil Liberty Versus Protecting Lives -- References -- Chapter 5: Pandemic Analysis III: The Great Reset, People's Uprisings, and Other Radical Change Proposals -- 1 A Government-Aid Economy with No Private Businesses Under the COVID-19 -- 2 Movement I: The Great Reset -- 2.1 A Diagnosis of the Pandemic -- 2.2 The Five-Point Agenda -- 2.3 The Great Reset Agenda -- 2.4 A Critique of the Great Reset Agenda -- 3 Movement II: An Entrepreneurial Government-Led Capitalism -- 4 Movement III: A Marxist Revolution -- 5 Movement IV: A Trigger of the Uprisings and Revolutions by the Most Hurt -- 5.1 The Divergent Economic and Health Impacts of the COVID-19 -- 6 Will They Have Any Impact on Society? -- References -- Chapter 6: Pandemic Analysis IV: Is the COVID-19 Pandemic a Doomsday Scenario for Climate Change? -- 1 A Climate Change Doomsday Scenario 2 The Arguments for the COVID-19 as a Climate Doomsday Scenario -- 3 The Effects of COVID-19 on Climate Change -- 3.1 Global CO2 Emissions -- 3.2 Energy Demands and COVID-19 Policies -- 4 Will Climate Change Cause Pandemics More Frequently or Deadlier Pandemics? -- 5 Final Thoughts -- References -- Chapter 7: Pandemic Analysis V: The Science and Economics of a Vaccine for Ending the Pandemic -- 1 The Miracle of Vaccines -- 2 The Basics of Traditional Vaccines Versus mRNA Vaccines -- 3 Historical Achievements and Failures of Vaccinology -- 4 The Process of Vaccine Developments for COVID-19 -- 4.1 Vaccine Methodologies and Candidate Vaccines -- 4.2 Four Phases of Clinical Trials -- 4.3 An Emergency Use Authorization -- 5 A Partnership Between the Public Sector and the Private Sector: The Operation Warp Speed -- 6 The Economics of Vaccines -- 7 Will the Vaccines End the COVID-19 Pandemic? -- 8 Final Words -- References -- Chapter 8: The Economics of Pandemics as a Globally Shared Experience: A Theory -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Pandemics as a Globally Shared Good -- 3 The Decision Array by Economic Actors During the Pandemics -- 4 The Four Fault Lines in the Pandemic Risk Management -- 5 The Economics I: A Microbehavioral Decision Framework for the Pandemic Management -- 6 The Economics II: Foresighted Decisions on Pandemics -- 6.1 An Increase in Health Spending -- 6.2 AI-Based Non-contact Technologies -- 6.3 A National Health Insurance System: Private Versus Public -- 7 The Economics III: Technological Developments for a Backstop -- 8 A Society's Optimal Pathway for the Pandemic Risk Management -- 9 What Lies Ahead in Pandemic Economics -- References -- Chapter 9: Some Yet Unresolved Questions and Mysteries About the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Unresolved Question I: The Origin of the Novel Coronavirus 3 Unresolved Question II: Why Have the Richest Nations in the West Suffered the Most? -- 4 Unresolved Question III: Did Southeast Asians Have Antibodies Before the COVID-19 Pandemic? -- 5 Unresolved Question IV: Why Little Effect on Kids and School Children? -- 6 Unresolved Question V: How Accurate Was the COVID-19 Test? -- 7 Final Words in Concluding the Book -- References -- Index Environmental economics Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Seo, S. 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Niggol The Economics of Pandemics Exploring Globally Shared Experiences Intro -- Preface -- References -- Contents -- About the Author -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: The COVID-19 Pandemic as a Globally Shared Experience: An Introduction -- 1 The COVID-19 Pandemic Overwhelms the Planet -- 2 The Novel Coronavirus: SARS-CoV-2 -- 3 The Pandemics in the History of Mankind -- 4 Human and Economic Tolls of the COVID-19 -- 5 Humanitarian Costs of the COVID-19 -- 5.1 Lockdowns -- 5.2 School Closures -- 5.3 Church Services -- 5.4 Domestic Violence, Suicide, and Mental Health -- 6 Race for a Vaccine -- 7 Global Governance: WHO -- 8 Orders and Mandates by National Governments -- 9 A Golden Opportunity for a Radical Social Transformation? -- 10 A Harbinger for a Climate Change Doomsday? -- 11 The Economics of Pandemics -- 12 The Road Ahead -- References -- Chapter 2: Pandemic Economics: Essential Features and Outstanding Questions -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Pandemic as a Globally Shared Good -- 3 Production Technologies in Pandemics: Weakest Link or Best Shot? -- 3.1 A Cumulative Technology -- 3.2 A Weakest-Link Technology -- 3.3 A Best-Shot Technology -- 4 Market Failures and Governmental Interventions in Pandemic Economics -- 4.1 Failures in Vaccine Developments? -- 4.2 How Much Should a Nation Invest in Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention? -- 4.3 Which Policy Options and Market Responses Are Possible? -- 5 National Health Systems During Pandemics -- 6 The Impacts of the Pandemic on Economy -- 7 Pandemic Policy Choices and Economic Outcomes -- 8 Looking Ahead -- References -- Chapter 3: Pandemic Analysis I: Global Governance for a Global Pandemic? -- 1 Introduction to the Pandemics and Global Governance -- 2 WHO Under the United Nations System -- 3 Key Decisions of the WHO During the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 3.1 Declaring a Human-to-Human Transmission 3.2 Declaring a Public Health Emergency of International Concern -- 3.3 Nomenclature and Declaring a Pandemic -- 3.4 Etiology: Origin of the SARS-CoV-2 -- 3.5 Solidarity Trial for Repurposed Drugs -- 4 National Responses Versus the WHO -- 5 Is a Global Pandemic Treaty Needed? -- 6 Key Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 4: Pandemic Analysis II: Governmental Actions During the Pandemic-Lockdown or No Lockdown? -- 1 Introduction to Governmental Actions During a Pandemic -- 2 A Brief Summary of the Key Decisions by the US Government -- 3 Decision I: Public Health Emergency of International Concern? -- 4 Decision II: Suspend Travels from the Origin? -- 5 Decision III: Social Measures Be Voluntary or Mandated? -- 6 Decision IV: Lockdown, No Lockdown, School Closures -- 7 Decision V: Economic Relief -- 8 Decision VI: Defense Production Act -- 9 Decision VII: Emergency Use Authorizations for Treatments -- 10 Decision VIII: Vaccine Developments -- 11 Final Words: Civil Liberty Versus Protecting Lives -- References -- Chapter 5: Pandemic Analysis III: The Great Reset, People's Uprisings, and Other Radical Change Proposals -- 1 A Government-Aid Economy with No Private Businesses Under the COVID-19 -- 2 Movement I: The Great Reset -- 2.1 A Diagnosis of the Pandemic -- 2.2 The Five-Point Agenda -- 2.3 The Great Reset Agenda -- 2.4 A Critique of the Great Reset Agenda -- 3 Movement II: An Entrepreneurial Government-Led Capitalism -- 4 Movement III: A Marxist Revolution -- 5 Movement IV: A Trigger of the Uprisings and Revolutions by the Most Hurt -- 5.1 The Divergent Economic and Health Impacts of the COVID-19 -- 6 Will They Have Any Impact on Society? -- References -- Chapter 6: Pandemic Analysis IV: Is the COVID-19 Pandemic a Doomsday Scenario for Climate Change? -- 1 A Climate Change Doomsday Scenario 2 The Arguments for the COVID-19 as a Climate Doomsday Scenario -- 3 The Effects of COVID-19 on Climate Change -- 3.1 Global CO2 Emissions -- 3.2 Energy Demands and COVID-19 Policies -- 4 Will Climate Change Cause Pandemics More Frequently or Deadlier Pandemics? -- 5 Final Thoughts -- References -- Chapter 7: Pandemic Analysis V: The Science and Economics of a Vaccine for Ending the Pandemic -- 1 The Miracle of Vaccines -- 2 The Basics of Traditional Vaccines Versus mRNA Vaccines -- 3 Historical Achievements and Failures of Vaccinology -- 4 The Process of Vaccine Developments for COVID-19 -- 4.1 Vaccine Methodologies and Candidate Vaccines -- 4.2 Four Phases of Clinical Trials -- 4.3 An Emergency Use Authorization -- 5 A Partnership Between the Public Sector and the Private Sector: The Operation Warp Speed -- 6 The Economics of Vaccines -- 7 Will the Vaccines End the COVID-19 Pandemic? -- 8 Final Words -- References -- Chapter 8: The Economics of Pandemics as a Globally Shared Experience: A Theory -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Pandemics as a Globally Shared Good -- 3 The Decision Array by Economic Actors During the Pandemics -- 4 The Four Fault Lines in the Pandemic Risk Management -- 5 The Economics I: A Microbehavioral Decision Framework for the Pandemic Management -- 6 The Economics II: Foresighted Decisions on Pandemics -- 6.1 An Increase in Health Spending -- 6.2 AI-Based Non-contact Technologies -- 6.3 A National Health Insurance System: Private Versus Public -- 7 The Economics III: Technological Developments for a Backstop -- 8 A Society's Optimal Pathway for the Pandemic Risk Management -- 9 What Lies Ahead in Pandemic Economics -- References -- Chapter 9: Some Yet Unresolved Questions and Mysteries About the COVID-19 Pandemic -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Unresolved Question I: The Origin of the Novel Coronavirus 3 Unresolved Question II: Why Have the Richest Nations in the West Suffered the Most? -- 4 Unresolved Question III: Did Southeast Asians Have Antibodies Before the COVID-19 Pandemic? -- 5 Unresolved Question IV: Why Little Effect on Kids and School Children? -- 6 Unresolved Question V: How Accurate Was the COVID-19 Test? -- 7 Final Words in Concluding the Book -- References -- Index Environmental economics |
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