The document discusses the social and economic effects of COVID-19. Socially, it led to increased online game addiction, school dropouts, decreased socialization and increased family violence. Economically, many businesses closed resulting in high unemployment, loss of income and jobs, insufficient supplies, and the closure of tourist spots, though some online businesses prospered.
The document discusses the social and economic effects of COVID-19. Socially, it led to increased online game addiction, school dropouts, decreased socialization and increased family violence. Economically, many businesses closed resulting in high unemployment, loss of income and jobs, insufficient supplies, and the closure of tourist spots, though some online businesses prospered.
The document discusses the social and economic effects of COVID-19. Socially, it led to increased online game addiction, school dropouts, decreased socialization and increased family violence. Economically, many businesses closed resulting in high unemployment, loss of income and jobs, insufficient supplies, and the closure of tourist spots, though some online businesses prospered.
Social Effects Economic Effects 1. Many people got addicted to online 1. Many businesses have closed resulting games such as mobile legends and call of to high unemployment rate. duty. 2. Increased the case of school dropouts 2. Loss of income and job opportunities. since there was no face-to-face classes. 3. The ability of people to socialize 3. Insufficient food supply and health, decreased due to staying home 24/7. sanitation, and nutrition issues. 4. People learn to socialize visually— 4. The tourist attractions/spots have closed through social media. since tourists were not able to travel.
5. Increase the prevalence of violence in 5. Online businesses have prospered.
the family, depression, anxiety, post- traumatic stress disorder.
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