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L’impact économique du COVID-19 au Cameroun: une approche par la Modélisation VAR

Economic impact of COVID-19 in Cameroon: an empirical assessment with the VAR Methodology

Oscar Kuikeu

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Abstract: Despite the improvement in the strenght of campain against Malaria all over the world and in particular in poor countries like Cameroon a considerable amount of children continue to died under the virulence of this particular desease, for exapmple for the case of Cameroon where the Young Benjamin Louis Faho just over one year and aproximatevely twelve days old died of this only after less of two days and for this the Government State have decided to organise most of hese public events at the date of his birth meanly the 09th the date where he meets his father, in particular the CHAN 2020. At the time that, the COVID-19 is designed as the main cause of the non event of this sportive event for the country, it’s therefore not credible to assess the economic impact of this disaster for the continent? In all cases, this is the main question assigned to this study. Globally Speaking, the obtained Results are significant testimony of the Robustness of VAR Methodoly as an engine of test of this kind of impact study at country or Regional level.

Keywords: Marginalization; economic emergence; Africa (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: C32 O47 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020-04-20
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