Abstract
Since December 2019, the growth of global trade has slowed significantly during the years when the "COVID-19" was raging. Through a review of the literature, we explore the significant impact of the outbreak on the Chinese economy, mainly in the service and manufacturing sectors already e-commerce, with both negative and positive effects on these industries.
Highlights
Coronavirus pneumonia is called "2019 coronavirus" by the WHO
The epidemic has a bad impact on China's economy
The delay of rework caused by the epidemic and the delay of migrant workers returning to the city will significantly drag down the growth of the secondary industry
Summary
Coronavirus pneumonia is called "2019 coronavirus" by the WHO. It refers to pneumonia caused by the 2019 New Coronavirus infection. Since December 2019, a number of cases of unexplained pneumonia associated with Southern China's seafood market have been found in some hospitals in Wuhan, Hubei. It has been confirmed as an acute respiratory infectious disease caused by 2019 New Coronavirus infection. On February 11 2020 WHO Director General Tan Desai announced in Geneva, Switzerland, the name of New Coronavirus pneumonia was "COVID-19". On February 22nd, the National Health and Health Commission issued a notice that the English name of New Coronavirus pneumonia was revised to "COVID-19". It is expected that the new crown will further reduce global trade growth. The global intermediate products in the supply chain contribute to the total volume of goods trade. The United States and Germany have become the industrial chain hubs of East Asia, North America and Western Europe respectively."
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