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Economics
Introduction
Economic policies implemented around the world to combat the novel coronavirus have raised concerns about the emergence of side effects as new global risks in the world of post COVID-19 after the outbreak has subsided. We examine how risks are measured and empirically analyze the impact of the coronavirus shock on FDI, international commodity markets, and stock markets.
Contents
Hatsugaki (Eiji Ogawa)
Part I Global Risks and Their Effects
Chapter 1 : Structural Changes in Global Risks - Examination of Structural Changes in Global Financial Risks and Policy Uncertainty (Eiji Ogawa Luosheng Fei)
Chapter 2 : Global Risks and Supply Chains - Increase in Policy Risks and International Trade Order (Fukunari Kimura)
Chapter 3 : International Spillover Effects of US Monetary Tightening - Financial Risks and Safety Nets in the Chinese Real Estate Industry - Global Dollar Strength, Stock Price Declines, and Worsening Credit Risk Assessments (Hiroyuki Ijiri and Toshiki Landowner)
Chapter 3 : International Spillover Effects of US Monetary Tightening - Financial Risks and Safety Nets in the Chinese Real Estate Industry - Global Dollar Strength, Stock Price Declines, and Deterioration of Credit Risk Assessments (Eiji Ogawa)
Chapter 4 : Financial Risks and Safety Nets in the Chinese Real Estate Industry - Examination of the Impact of the Novel Coronavirus and the Ukraine War (Eiichi Sekine)
Chapter 5 : Economic Risks in Europe and the EU Economic Strategies - Examination of the Impact of the Novel Coronavirus and the Ukraine War (Sadami Takaya)
Part II : Structural Changes in Global Markets
Chapter 6 : Direct Investment in Asia - Examination of the Impact of the Novel Coronavirus and the Ukraine War (Sadami Sanae)
post COVID-19