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COVID-19 Policy Response Analysis: A Canadian Perspective
Andrew Klein1, Mehmet A Begen1
1Ivey Business School, Western University, London, ON N6G 0N1, Canada.
Abstract:
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the challenges that go into effective policymaking. Facing a public health crisis of epic proportion, government bodies across the world sought to manage the spread of infectious disease and healthcare-system overwhelm in the face of historic economic instability and social unrest. Recognizing that COVID-19 debates and research are still actively ongoing, this paper aims to objectively compare COVID-19 responses from countries across the world that exhibit similar economic and political models to Canada, identify notable failures, successes, and key takeaways to inform future-state pandemic preparedness.
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