Journal article · 2023
Intervention policy influence on the effect of epidemiological crisis on industry-level production through input–output networks
Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 87, 101553
Summary
Combines epidemiological, social and economic sub-models to measure how pandemic interventions (work capsules, working from home, vaccination and industry closures) affect output across industries linked by input–output networks. Working from home reduces output losses considerably more than work capsules.
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Research theme
Crises, epidemics & resilience
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