COVID-19 pandemic and energy markets : commodity markets, cryptocurrencies and electricity consumption under the COVID-19 / editor Khaled Guesmi

"The World Health Organization confirmed COVID-19 a pandemic on March 11, 2020, causing vast impact on international economy. The coronavirus pandemic has given rise to an unprecedented global health and economic crises. Apart from the toll of early deaths, economic activities have been stalled and stock markets have tumbled, while a wide range of energy markets - including oil, gas and renewable energy - have been severely affected. This crisis The pandemic has stressed the critical value of the health care infrastructure and electricity infrastructure. In view of the above, while governments and policy makers respond to these interlinked crises, they must not lose sight of a major challenge of our time: clean energy transitions. The pandemic has continued to to slow down the recovery of economic activities and consumption due to combination of many factors such as economic recession, expensive storage, warm climate, and enormous uncertainty. Mitigation and adaptation policies are crucial to overcoming the crisis. The commodity futures market will depend on the effectiveness of decision-makers' policies in containing the COVID-19 outbreak and reducing the negative effect of the pandemic on economic activities. This book seeks to throw light on the adverse effects of COVID-19 through enhanced scientific and multi-disciplinary knowledge. The chapters in the book show that the energy, stock, crypto-currencies markets are vulnerable to the surge in coronavirus deaths.".

Medienart:	Buch

Erscheinungsjahr:	[2022]
Erschienen:	New Jersey: World Scientific ; 2022

Reihe:	World Scientific series in energy and environmental finance - vol. 1

Sprache:	Englisch

Beteiligte Personen:	Guesmi, Khaled [HerausgeberIn]

ISBN:	978-981-12-3960-1

Themen:	Aufsatzsammlung COVID-19 (Disease) Cryptocurrencies Energy consumption Energy industries

Anmerkungen:	Includes bibliographical references and index

Umfang:	xvi, 125 Seiten ; Illustrationen

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PPN (Katalog-ID):	1761068237