Insularity and sovereignty in policies to combat COVID-19
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2024.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : This paper examines COVID-19 policies implemented by small island economies (SIEs), focusing on differences between SIEs and non-SIEs, and between affiliated and independent SIEs. A single database comprising eighty-four SIEs helps analyze the measures adopted and implementation timelines. The results reveal that SIEs took action early compared to non-SIEs, with no clear distinction between affiliated and independent SIEs. Insularity is distinguished by earlier action implementation times, while the independence criterion did not show a significant difference. JEL Classification: F02, F42, F53, F55, H11, H77, I15, O10, O29, O38
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This paper examines COVID-19 policies implemented by small island economies (SIEs), focusing on differences between SIEs and non-SIEs, and between affiliated and independent SIEs. A single database comprising eighty-four SIEs helps analyze the measures adopted and implementation timelines. The results reveal that SIEs took action early compared to non-SIEs, with no clear distinction between affiliated and independent SIEs. Insularity is distinguished by earlier action implementation times, while the independence criterion did not show a significant difference. JEL Classification: F02, F42, F53, F55, H11, H77, I15, O10, O29, O38
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