COVID-19: Business and Economic Impact
From understanding how government intervention affects markets to new approaches for digital leadership and more, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School faculty are dedicated to understanding the business implications of the coronavirus (COVID-19). And by working closely with health experts across the university and hospital who are leading the medical response to COVID-19, Carey’s faculty experts bring a nuanced understanding of the virus’ economic impact.
Johns Hopkins remains committed to translating high quality research into actionable information for our Baltimore neighbors and communities around the world. Support our work with a gift to the COVID-19 Fund.
It is true that information is useful in managing the pandemic. The problem is that once the data is collected, it can have many other uses.Itay Fainmesser, PhD
For the Public, Data Collection during COVID-19 Offers Benefits – and Poses Hazards
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In a Crisis, Negotiation Skills Become Even More Essential
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Associate Professor Stacey Lee discusses the importance of wise negotiation techniques, even – or especially – at a time of crisis such as the current COVID-19...
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U.S. Medical Supply Ill Prepared for Second Wave of Virus, Dai Writes in Barron’s
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Associate Professor Tinglong Dai co-authors an op-ed that takes...
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Study Suggests Less Costly Approach to Pandemic Economic Stimulus
Carey Business School researcher Vadim Elenev offers an alternative model that would have achieved...
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‘Moral Stress’ a Malady Afflicting Health Care Workers during Pandemic
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Associate Professor Lindsay Thompson, an expert in law and...
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In a Crisis, Negotiation Skills Become Even More Essential
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Associate Professor Stacey Lee discusses the importance of wise negotiation techniques, even – or especially – at a time of crisis such as the current COVID-19...
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U.S. Medical Supply Ill Prepared for Second Wave of Virus, Dai Writes in Barron’s
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Associate Professor Tinglong Dai co-authors an op-ed that takes...
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Study Suggests Less Costly Approach to Pandemic Economic Stimulus
Carey Business School researcher Vadim Elenev offers an alternative model that would have achieved...
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‘Moral Stress’ a Malady Afflicting Health Care Workers during Pandemic
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School Associate Professor Lindsay Thompson, an expert in law and...
In the media
Our faculty experts are on the cutting of research initiatives to advance the business of health.
- Tinglong Dai The U.S. Medical Supply Chain Isn’t Ready for a Second Wave Barron's
- Jim Kyung-Soo Liew The Idea: Build It, and They Can Find Coronavirus Tests New York Times
- Tinglong Dai; Ge Bai As Postponed Surgeries Resume, Can U.S. Hospitals Handle the Strain? Us News And World Report
- Kathleen Day: What we’ve learned so far about where the economy is headed Listen on Marketplace
- Haiyang Yang 'A little piece of normal’: With Maryland creaking open, families left to navigate how far to venture out Baltimore Sun
- Alessandro Rebucci: 'No one should feel completely safe': what experts think of California's reopening plan The Guardian
Recent Carey graduate on front lines of COVID-19 response in New York City
Carey alumnus Stephane Labossiere is delivering critical services to underserved, at-risk groups
A Carey alum leads Oxford and AstraZeneca’s coronavirus vaccine
A Q&A with Bill Enright, CEO of Vaccitech
Q&A: COVID-19’s impact on health care
A Q&A with Gracelyn McDermott, executive director, account management at Kaiser Permanente (M
Carey students help Baltimore businesses respond to COVID-19
Carey Business School students are providing strategic planning for Baltimore small businesses to