Post 1918 pandemic economy
[DOC File]January 16, 2007
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The Influenza Pandemic of 1918, known as the “Spanish Flu” resulted in the death of over 20 million people worldwide with 675,000 being Americans. The most recent Pandemic Influenza, the Swine or N1H1 Flu, claimed 575,400 lives globally with 2,498 being American.
[DOCX File]New Zealand Influenza Pandemic Plan: A framework for ...
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Because the 1918 pandemic in New Zealand is relatively well understood and documented, it has been selected to provide the basis for the standard planning model. It is necessary that plans be based on the circumstances that a 1918-type pandemic could represent, while recognising that future pandemics might be more moderate in their impact.
[DOC File]Lesson 1: Are Disasters Good for the Economy
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The Fed study cites National Bureau of Economic Research confirming that August 1918-March 1919, the height of the epidemic, was also a downturn in the U.S. economy associated with falling production and business failure. (Kish)
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Using the 1918 pandemic experience as an example is hardly analogous. The coronavirus is different, and its virulence, mutation rate, propensity to linger in warmer weather, persistence, and return are unknowns at present.
[DOC File]1.1 REFERENCE DOCUMENT Pandemic Crisis Management
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1.1 Pandemic Crisis Management Team. Contents: 1.1.1 Planning for an influenza pandemic 1. ... as it was in the pandemic of 1918, the workforce will be significantly affected. The typical incubation period for influenza is approximately 1 to 3 days. ... Children usually shed the greatest amount of virus and therefore are likely to post the ...
[DOC File]REPUBLIC OF MONTENEGRO
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Ending of the first pandemic wave Restrictions abolished or significantly decreased Phase 4. Other and eventually later on pandemic waves The following round of restrictions in accordance with the volume of the affected region Post-pandemic period. Returning to the phase 0 Period of ended epidemic. Returning to the period before pandemic
[DOC File]Economic applications in disaster research
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The first is the political dimension of who qualifies for post-disaster assistance. ... -based economy (Albala-Bertrand, cited in Horwich, 2000). Nobel Laureate Gary Becker (2005) has noted that even the pandemic flu of 1918-1919 had no major effect on the world economy. To illustrate how this can be, Horwich (2000) offers an example based on ...
[DOC File]Instructor Notes for Unit 2 - FEMA
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1918-19 Influenza Pandemic – 2 (Slide 23) For more information on this catastrophe, please see Flu: The Story of the Great Influenza Pandemic of 1918 and the Search for the Virus that Caused It. It is thought that this pandemic began at a military base in Kansas, having been passed from pigs to …
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They found that the mortality rate of the 1918–19 pandemic and the mortality rate of the working-age population were positively correlated with subsequent business failure rates in 1919, 1920 ...
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In terms of secondary bacterial infections which killed most of the people in 1918, even today with ICUs with the best of modern medical care, the case mortality is about 8%. And if a pandemic strikes with today's just-in-time economy, you're not going to have air traffic controllers, truckers, production workers.
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