As economies across the globe continue to grapple with the after-effect of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic shocks, it has become imperative to assess the effectiveness of the measures implemented by different economies in addressing these shocks. Also critical is the need to look at socioeconomic and financial markets data to provide empirical and theoretical evidence on how various economic agents reacted to these shocks. Therefore, the eight articles in this Special Issue aim to focus on these ever-pressing needs.

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