Author: Omoleke, Semeeh Akinwale; Mohammed, Ibrahim; Saidu, Yauba
Title: Ebola Viral Disease in West Africa: A Threat to Global Health, Economy and Political Stability Document date: 2016_8_17
ID: tuk1l0b4_36
Snippet: In addition, its high mortality rate directly affects availability of labor as an unprecedented number of people are permanently extracted from the labor force. An even more devastat-ing economic consequence of the disease is the profound wave of panic it has generated across the globe. Indeed, the fear of contagion has caused many stakeholders (including governments and private businesses) to restrict movement of people and goods, thus halting t.....
Document: In addition, its high mortality rate directly affects availability of labor as an unprecedented number of people are permanently extracted from the labor force. An even more devastat-ing economic consequence of the disease is the profound wave of panic it has generated across the globe. Indeed, the fear of contagion has caused many stakeholders (including governments and private businesses) to restrict movement of people and goods, thus halting trade and business transactions in the crises countries. Seemingly, the economic cost, resulting from panic, clearly outweighs the mortality tolls of the epidemic.
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