A STUDYING THE UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES, LAWS, AND BUSINESSES HIT BY THE COVID-19 EPIDEMIC

Abstract

spread of COVID19 through interpersonal contact. Even though the pandemic has improved people's lives and decreased outflows, financial activity has been slow to recover. In this study, we evaluate the cathodic outgoing, energy, and economic impact of COVID-19 applying assessable and empirical analyses. We laid out the health and wellbeing structure plan, coincidental continual duties, and economic, economic, and transformation actions throughout the federal harden. Waste production in urban and clinical settings continues to rise despite efforts to curb air pollution. Britain has the highest level of insecurity relative to other 143 countries because to the global pandemic risk of COVID-19. In comparison to the other 162 countries, the United States' rate-cutting strategy, at 100 percent of GDP before the COVID-19 emergency level, was the highest. The authors of the COVID-19 national assessment of regulation study found that the economic aspect of action comfort, which is also a bireme with an organized concession, warrants more attention in future research