How the Pandemic Crash Compares With Slumps of the Last Century
The economic destruction wrought by the coronavirus has been swift, broad and deep, with manufacturing seizing up across the globe and consumers increasingly stuck at home in government-imposed isolation.
So how will the ongoing slump compare with previous downturns? Here’s a brief rundown of the events over the past century that triggered the most severe economic hardship.
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India's gig economy goes off the rails as the coronavirus crisis deepens The immediate impact of the Covid-19 scare is likely to occur in the gig economy with people remaining apprehensive of any physical contact and thus refraining from availing most services.For online delivery firms, a major constraint has been the curbs imposed on movement of their workers
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