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Our focus is  the medical care part of the economic life, we divided into three main session. 

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Our focus is  the medical care part of the economic life, we divided into three main session. 

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First of all, before the pandemic exploded in our nation, we can take several  measures to prevent the conditions from worsening .
Secondly, as the Coronavirus spreads around our country, we can expand or refurbish the old spaces for the increasing patients to lodge in. Apart from that, we can encourage the service industry workers and unemployed workers to take temp-medical-training, which can supply the inadequacy of medical staffs and  make the unemployment rate plummet  considerably. It is economical and fascinating to create some online games since people can only stay at home and do nothing. By playing games, they can found a way out to release their mixed-feelings toward the pandemic and brought income for the game company.
After the pandemic, governments our coding company can create a app tracking people recovered from the disease, for considering their body conditions. Lastly, we should make development in IT technology and introduce the robot servers to the hospital, since they can perform wonderfully with being infected and even do environmental disinfection work!

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Our team focused on unemployment caused by COVID-19. These days, in many countries, the aftermath of the stay at home order is  affecting the economy in many ways. We had to stay at home for a long time and the economy was stagnating. People are getting dismissed and claiming unemployment insurance. Many people lost their job because of COVID-19. Each country has tried to solve this problem but the solution is just a temporary solution. We thought of new ways to adapt to this situation and how the future may look. We hope you will learn many things from our video.

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Title ``New Normal -Food service industry``

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Title ``New Normal -Food service industry``

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Financial damage to the food service industry is so serious. We would like to introduce three ways to solve this problem. The way is pay advance, which is called sakimeshi.This system is made by Gigi Ccompany. The second way is Japan Marche- Made-in Japan Online Shopping. to hold It is an online store to buy Japanese goods from the sellers directly. marche to make buying and selling relation. It helps customers to buy fresh food from producers directly. The third one is Cloud Kitchen, a new style of food delivery service restaurant. Consumers receive food through a website and are taught how to cook. It is fast becoming popular in Japan. In conclusion, we think  that to help the food service industry to recover from this situation is the key for humans to survive.

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"The differences of economic policy responses to the pandemic."

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"The differences of economic policy responses to the pandemic."

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https://youtu.be/jdukKuhMenI

Our topic is “Covid-19 and social and economic life”. We focus on the differences of economic policy responses to the pandemic between Japan, China, and the United States of America.
After Covid-19 Pandemic, the world faced a big economic crisis, and each country’s government decided on an economic policy in response. They have a lot of variation, and we focus on these differences in this presentation. What is the difference between these economic policies between Japan, China, and the United States of America? There are a lot of differences such as the schale of economic policy, the chances of getting subsidy, and so on. We hope that you will understand well about this problem at the end of this presentation.

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Economies and Clinical Environment for Healthcare Workers

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Economies and Clinical Environment for Healthcare Workers

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We researched how the coronavirus pandemic has been affecting the economies and the clinical environment of healthcare workers.

To prevent the spreading of Covid-19, the movement of people, things, and money were stopped, and various kinds of industry, especially global tourism, have been hit extremely hard. Due to this situation, the number of people who have lost their jobs has been increasing rapidly. Governments in many countries have begun new projects to help the economy recover, but it is increasing the risk of getting the disease.

Healthcare workers are also in a quite tough situation. They are on the frontline of battling disease wearing protective gear which makes them tired. Many people have been trying to show their gratitude for them, but there is still discrimination towards them.

Our video will remind you that the situation we are facing now is more serious than you may have imagined.

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4B Economies and Clinical Environment +COVID19

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In Japan, the number of customers who use the hospitality business such as restaurants and hotels is decreasing due to concerns about the risk of corona infection. Even after refraining from going out, the number of customers has not returned as much as before COVID-19. Therefore, hotels have introduced a non-contact customer service using robots and card payments. They also carry out alcohol disinfection and temperature measurement. Restaurants put stickers in their windows to show they are following safety measures and partition the seats. By appealing to the public that the store has thorough infection control measures, customers may go there with a peace of mind.

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Our team focused on the ongoing problems and future problems that Taiwan encountered because of COVID-19.We also shared some solutions which our government adopted.Hope to do some help to get the globe escape from the threat of this pandemic.

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Ailing Healthcare: COVID-19 and the Philippine Rural Healthcare System

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Ailing Healthcare: COVID-19 and the Philippine Rural Healthcare System

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Even before the pandemic had struck the Philippines; rural areas, where an estimated 54% of the population resided, were serviced by only 30% of the active medical workforce. Physicians would establish their practice in cities and urban areas where there is more access to job opportunities. Clearly, there was already a misdistribution of medical workers in the Philippines. The demand in rural areas is met with low supply, so the healthcare remains weak. But as COVID-19 spread throughout the country, even the more established healthcare systems in the cities were grasping on straws. With this, the question stands : "Where does this leave the healthcare system in rural areas?"

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Ailing Healthcare: COVID-19 and the Philippine Rural Healthcare System | PSHS-EVC for #RSGF2020

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Covid -19+Social /Economic life
(Economy, jobs, medical-care, new-normal)
Presentor -Nitu Thapa
Orchid college,Nepal🇳🇵

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COVID-19 and it's impact on socio-economic development of Nepal

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COVID-19 and it's impact on socio-economic development of Nepal

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The lockdown that was imposed since March 24 in Nepal when it saw the first two cases of coronavirus has created a big impact on the economy and maybe Nepal will take years to revive. The massive loss in remittance which was a prime source of income has hit Nepal a lot.

Daily wage workers are the most affected ones as they have lost all sources of income due to the nationwide lockdown. Schools, halls, malls, restaurants had all been closed except for a few emergency services. In the video below, we have tried to portray the 'new normal' in our country, Nepal.

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COVID-19, how has it impacted the Social/Economic life

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COVID-19, how has it impacted the Social/Economic life

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Topic 4: COVID-19 + Social/Economic Life - by GTC Katy HOI

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Topic 4: COVID-19 + Social/Economic Life - by GTC Katy HOI

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Due to the emergence of the epidemic, the number of confirmed cases is increasing. Everyone is closely watching online news in order to snap up masks and disinfectants. However, the supply is often in short supply. Eventually, the news that individual food, disinfection products items may be sold out is panic. With the outbreak of the epidemic, everyone's worries have increased a lot.

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Topic 4: COVID-19 + Social/Economic Life - by GTC Katy HOI

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impact on socio-economic development of Nepal due to the pandemic

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impact on socio-economic development of Nepal due to the pandemic

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https://youtu.be/SBDEHpNjv-k

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The Financial Iliteracy of Filipinos +Covid19

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The Financial Iliteracy of Filipinos +Covid19

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The group talks about their solution to help spread more awareness about the Philippines and how the public is faring against the negative effects of this pandemic. Individuals and families alike are experiencing difficulties in terms of jobs and running businesses.
As students concerned, we have provided a means for like-minded individuals, giving them the chance to become more knowledgeable of what’s happening with our country and ways on how they may respond.

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LNU-ILS G10 The Financial Iliteracy of Filipinos + Covid19

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The COVID 19 pandemic has knocked us all off our feet and forced us to accept a new normal ,one which we are still getting used to, while posing obstacles in all spheres including the social economic life.  The question however remains: will we be able to go back to the life before or will there be a life before corona and a life after corona?

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Covid 19 and socio economic issues by Roshni Srivastava and Joy Chatterjee from Amity Inter School

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New Police Force                               by New Normal                                                                      We are leading a new normal life under the situation of COVID-19. There are some restrictions like wearing a mask. Also, we cannot go out actively. Then there are vigilantes called “self-restraint police” in Japan. If Japan doesn't crack down on people who don’t obey the new  normal, these police will. Also, Japan cannot lock down because of the law. The self-restraint police point out more laws that are broken than is necessary. For example, they posted written messages with violent language on stores which opened during the national emergency period or whose opinion is misunderstood. They scratched cars from other prefectures. There are also cases of road rage against drivers from outside the prefecture. And, they criticize people who were infected with  COVID-19. Is the “self-restraint police” really serving  justice?     

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New Police Force                               by New Normal                                                                      We are leading a new normal life under the situation of COVID-19. There are some restrictions like wearing a mask. Also, we cannot go out actively. Then there are vigilantes called “self-restraint police” in Japan. If Japan doesn't crack down on people who don’t obey the new  normal, these police will. Also, Japan cannot lock down because of the law. The self-restraint police point out more laws that are broken than is necessary. For example, they posted written messages with violent language on stores which opened during the national emergency period or whose opinion is misunderstood. They scratched cars from other prefectures. There are also cases of road rage against drivers from outside the prefecture. And, they criticize people who were infected with  COVID-19. Is the “self-restraint police” really serving  justice?     

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The whole world is undergoing a very serious phase of crisis. The global lockdown led to not just economic-loss but also kept us socially apart. Even the biggest global economies have contracted in this fiscal year, but change is the only constant and impermanence is the only permanent.
Our prime minister’s belief of ‘if you live you can rebuild the world’ motivated every Indian not to lose their faith and strengthened them to ride out the storm.
Watch the movie to see how India and its population of 1.3 billion and their firm resilience is overcoming this challenge.

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AISV6 RSGF2020 Student Movie COVID 19 & Social Economic Life

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In India, there has been a lockdown since 25th March due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Many people throughout the country and the world have lost their businesses and jobs during these troubling times. The economies of many countries have collapsed with the increasing spread of the virus. The social distancing and isolation has also led to many psychological problems in all people. So, our country has started the process of unlock in stages and  through many schemes, has begun to lift itself out of the pandemic and re-build the nation to be self-reliant and developed. People have started a life of positivity in the online environment, and have embraced the positive changes that came around with the pandemic. We have a new kind of social and economic life emerging which is more prepared.
"The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new.”
-Socrates

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Socioeconomic Impact of Covid-19 on Singapore

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Socioeconomic Impact of Covid-19 on Singapore

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RSGF Topic 4: Socioeconomic Impact - Raffles Institution, Singapore

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Hello guys,
great content, thank you very much. You showed the problem and provided solutions.
I just have one comment, it is about the word Marche. I think it will be confusing for none French speakers. The word Marche means market in French language, and the term "Online Marche" might be understandable for French speakers. I think you better either use the term "online markets" or explain that the word Marche means market in French

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Thank you for your excellent video. I think the three solutions that you have mentioned in your video were very interesting. What would you do to promote these solutions? About the Online Marche, can you explain more about the system? Did you actually use any of these solutions, what do you think about them?

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I really enjoyed watching your video! I would like you to explain more clearly about what the problems are and why those problems worth discussing. In case this kind of unpredictable situation happen in the future, what might be done (What is the lesson we can learn from the COVID19?)? Have you thought of any particular solution for the issue?

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Thank you for you excellent video! I have some questions for you to try to think about and deepen your understanding about your topic. Do you think that solutions that Hong Kong and Netherlands are taking are applicable in Japan's situation? What do you think about Japan's Infection control? What are some lessons from this pandemic? Can you think of any long-term solutions for the issue

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Thank you very much for your interesting video! I have some questions regarding your presentation. What countries are involved in "Travel Bubble"? Can you explain more in details about PTSD (make sure that you explain enough about information that you give so that audience can follow what you say more easily)? Do you have any ideas about how we can support healthcare workers? I hope these questions are helpful for you. Best wishes!

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Great efforts! I have some questions for you to try to think about and deepen your understanding about your topic. What do you think about each country's policy? What is your comparison between these countries? Are policies of other countries applicable for Japan? How can we decide what policy is "the best"? I hope that these questions are helpful for you.

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COVID-19 and its effects on the French economy

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RSGF 2020, Covid 19 and the effects on the French economy

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 Hello, we are Katja, Linnea and Liam from Ystad Gymnasium. Sweden is a country with a firm and developed economy because of our tax which is used to benefit the country. The pandemic hasn't affected the swedish economy so much for the reason that the Swedish government didn't close the stores during the major spread of the virus. So our economy was still on trace. The government has now presented the autumn budget where they have invested more money in the year of 2020 and 2021 to get the economy to flourish again. So sit back, relax and enjoy!

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