On power BI create a dashboard based on your data: So as you’re all aware there is currently a little something known as CV19 that is changing the face of the world as we know it. Businesses and...

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Executive summary report based on your Power BI action    3
In a uncertain and challenging situation, trade is necessary to save livelihoods and lives    3
Second, keep global supply chains going, particularly for fundamentals    5
Conclusion and recommendation    5
References    7
Executive summary report based on your Power BI action
Global health crises require international cooperation to keep trade flowing in an unprecedented global health crisis. In the presence of major uncertainties, we can do four things: 1) Enhance confidence in trade or the global market by rising the clearness of trade-associated policy intentions and actions; 2) Keep the supply chain open, particularly Necessities such as hygiene products as well as food; 3) Ignore unnecessary export restrictions and other trade barriers to make things worse; 4) Even in a crisis, we must go beyond immediate considerations. Providing government support nowadays should be done so it serves public interest, instead of vested interests, furthermore ignores becoming a market distortion tomorrow. OECD works with other global associations to provide information on policy options to governments through timely and objective analysis and evidence.
In a uncertain and challenging situation, trade is necessary to save livelihoods and lives
There is a worldwide humanitarian disaster called COVID-19. Health systems are under unprecedented pressure in order to save lives due to the spread of the virus all over the world. In low-income countries with weaker healthcare systems, when the virus spreads, this tragedy will take on an even greater human toll (Ab Malik et al., 2020). Global economic growth is estimated to be halved to 1.5% in the March 2020 OECD medium-term economic outlook. It's an optimistic view. In an OECD Economic Outlook released on June 10, it was estimated that the global economy would collapse by almost 13% in the first half of 2020. Support packages, central banks, and fiscal policies may also have lasting and difficult effects on corporate and sovereign debt management. However, despite these efforts, many main economies seem to be in recession, as well as serious situations cannot be ignored.
It is also challenging to determine when COVID-19 will spread; how quickly it will spread; and how extensive the shutdown measures will be. It is also difficult to predict the severity and duration of infection; treatment prospects; and the possibility of a second wave of infection after it begins spreading (Adibi Larijani et al., 2021). As the virus spreads,...