developing countries with a home industry as support will definitely be difficult to come back, I see the home industry currently affected, the big business may survive, but the home industry is difficult to survive in this epidemic.
It's going slow, and to add that many still don't work. Today I read about pub's
in Scotland and Ireland, they had to throw away all that beer, it can't stay more then
3 months in barrels! They couldn't work, so beer left. More then 7000 pub's is in
huge problem, their workers and families.
I don't know what will people do, we can hope that they will get trough this safe.
what will greatly affect developing countries that do not have foreign exchange reserves to continue the economy after the pandemic ends. because obviously they will need the help of developed countries to be able to provide financial assistance and so that they can run the economy well again. even if there is no assistance they might borrow from the IMF which of course will also regulate all its economies. Even oil exporting countries are also in a state of difficulties because the oil produced cannot be absorbed by the market and production must not stop, resulting in market prices falling drastically or even worthless. but the problem is that the pandemic is not known how long it will end because only drugs and vaccines can stop it.