Impact of Covide-19 on Global Business and Crisis Management

Citation

Begum, Raazia. (2021). Impact of Covide-19 on global business and crisis management. (Master Independent Study). Bangkok: Siam University.

Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic crisis 2020 will have a significant influence on global health and global businesses, such as travel, tourism, hospitality, and airline industries. This article focused to research the impact of Covid-19 on global business and crisis management. As a result, most of the government protects the people before saving the economy, and as a result, the economy was allowed to suffer globally. The study examined how to develop and maintain global business during crises and natural disasters, and provided different policies and strategies to improve and handle business from any future crisis; government funds can help the global business to handle crisis and improve their market in a pandemic outbreak. A field where businesses have already strongly modified is using technology to approach changing work environments, digital products, and tech talent to promote innovation and they intercept most of this diversity to help to manage trade in such a pandemic. At the same time, Governments implement policies that harm foreign commercial interests, but do so in the pursuit of public policy goals relating to health and safety. There are government policies to manage the crisis, such as travel bans, lockdown, border closer, quarantine for the affected persons, and hygiene requirements. Business policies, such as automation and adoption of new technologies, drawn, retort, online meetings, temporary closer to operations, apply for government supports, loans to maintain liquidity. Results also indicated that proper financial policies, reconstructed marketing strategies, and aiding funds have a positive impact on the businesses during an economic downturn.

Keywords: Covid-19, global business, crisis management.

Impact of Covide-19 on Global Business and Crisis Management

Master of Business Administration (International Program), Siam University, Bangkok, Thailand

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