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A pathway towards recovery and hope for ASEAN

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17 September 2020
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07/23/2020
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A research of the ASEAN Business Club is dedicated to the measures that the Association needs to implement for the economic recovery during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. It describes the trends that have emerged during the pandemic in whole world and in ASEAN countries in particular, which influence the current economic development and will affect the economy and international trade in the future.

The measures taken by the states to improve the economic situation are facing three key problems: the second wave of coronavirus that restrains positive market expectations, the possible ineffectiveness of the state subsidies and the threat of a banking crisis.

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Adapting to a New Innovation Reality: Trends, Technologies, Prospects

Adapting to a New Innovation Reality: Trends, Technologies, Prospects is an analytical report by GenerationS. The paper examines the current global situation and its impact on companies’ attempts to innovate, both in Russia, and worldwide.

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KPMG consulting firm’s research is devoted to a comprehensive analysis of the consumer (customer) based on the company’s own data collected from around the world and is intended to give a comprehensive picture of what determines customer behavior and choice today and how companies can adapt to the new reality.

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Coronavirus: COVID-19 Influence on Fuel and Energy Complex in Russia and Globally

A study by SKOLKOVO Moscow School of Management presents various aspects of the coronavirus impact on the fuel and energy sector (FES) industries, and formulates some prospects for the further FES development.

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Supporting businesses in financial distress to avoid insolvency during the COVID-19 crisis

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has prepared analytical research on business support mechanisms to avoid insolvency during the COVID-19 crisis. The slowdown of economic activity caused by the COVID-19 outbreak and related emergency measures implemented to tackle the health crisis have led to severe difficulties for companies to meet their financial obligations. Many of the fixed costs, such as rents and interest payments, remain due while the cash flow destined to meet these obligations has vanished. As a result, many otherwise sound companies are facing acute liquidity constraints that eventually might become solvency problems.