COVID-19 and the Global Economy:
A Virtual Roundtable-RESCHEDULED: April 15
On 16 April 2020, as the unforeseen COVID-19 pandemic roiled the global economy and experts from all fields struggled to keep pace with events, the New York Times declared “It’s the End of the World Economy as We Know It.” Now nearly one year later, with the pandemic coming under control, it is time for some more thoughtful judgments.
What can we see as some of the lasting impacts of the global experience with COVID-19?
Please join us in a roundtable discussion and Q&A with members of the UNCW faculty exploring the impact of COVID-19 on business practices, financial markets, trade, and human mobility. Presented by UNCW’s Research Community in International Trade and Exchange (RCITE) and the Office of Research and Innovation.Thursday, March 18 | 3:30 p.m.
RESCHEDULED: April 15 | 3:30 p.m.
~featuring~
- Dr. Drew Rosen, Professor and Dr. Rebecca Scott, Assistant Professor-Congdon School of Supply Chain Management
‘Effects of Covid-19 on Global Supply Chains’
- Dr. Cetin Ciner, Professor-Economics and Finance
‘Financial Markets’
- Dr. Julia Morris, Assistant Professor-International Studies
‘Global Migration and (Im)mobility’
- Dr. Adam Jones, Department Chair-Economics and Finance
‘Economic Oddities of the Pandemic Recession’
Please join in this virtual roundtable featuring UNCW faculty from the international trade and exchange research community.
ZOOM URL: https://uncw.zoom.us/j/81744642416?pwd=MzdHWWxEOHNkbTJKalZrQlk0Qk54dz09
For more information visit UNCW’s Research Community in International Trade and Exchange (RCITE)
