科罗娜危机期间的流动性和销售活动:瑞士的每日指标。

Q1 Mathematics Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics Pub Date : 2020-01-01 Epub Date: 2020-08-24 DOI:10.1186/s41937-020-00055-9
Florian Eckert, Heiner Mikosch
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本文记录了科罗娜危机期间瑞士身体流动性和销售活动的日常复合指标。我们从这些指标中获得了一些启示:在商店关门和政府于 2020 年 3 月中旬出台遏制政策之前,瑞士人就已经大幅减少了活动。从 4 月初开始,活动量开始逐步恢复,这也大大早于 4 月底开始的第一阶段停业放松政策。3 月下半月和 4 月期间的低实际流动性可能是 COVID-19 新感染病例自 3 月中旬以来迅速下降的原因。3 月和 4 月期间,与消费者相关的服务业的经济活动急剧下降,5 月以来这些行业逐渐恢复,这与流动性的减少和随后的逐渐恢复密切相关。此外,虽然瑞士国内的经济活动到 6 月底已恢复到正常水平,但瑞士居民在国外的经济活动仍低于正常水平。
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Mobility and sales activity during the Corona crisis: daily indicators for Switzerland.

This paper documents daily compound indicators on physical mobility and sales activity in Switzerland during the Corona crisis. We report several insights from these indicators: The Swiss population substantially reduced its activities already before the shops closed and before the authorities introduced containment policies in mid-March 2020. Activity started to gradually recover from the beginning of April onwards, again substantially before the first phase of the shutdown easing started at the end of April. Low physical mobility during the second half of March and during April likely contributed to the quick fall in new COVID-19 infections since mid-March. The sharp drop in economic activity in consumer-related services during March and April and the gradual recovery in these sectors since May correlate strongly with the reduction and subsequent gradual resurgence of mobility. In addition, while activity within Switzerland was back to normal levels by late June, activity of Swiss residents outside of Switzerland was still below normal.

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Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics
Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics Mathematics-Statistics and Probability
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