Global Business vs. Covid-19

 Covid-19 has been harsh to all, and people are desperately trying to adjust to the new normal. However, the current situation is anything but normal. GDP of India fell by 7.5 percent between July to September 2020, the US economy shrank by 42.8 percent from April through June 2020, and many other countries all over the world faced a similar fate. The economic condition all over the world is facing great turmoil.

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The impact of Covid-19 on the economy


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