On the relation between COVID-19, mobility, and the stock market

Robin Enrico van Ruitenbeek, Jesper Siem Slik and Sandjai Bhulai

PLOS ONE, 2021, vol. 16, issue 12, 1-16

Abstract: The Covid-19 pandemic has brought forth a major landscape shock in the mobility sector. Due to its recentness, researchers have just started studying and understanding the implications of this crisis on mobility. We contribute by combining mobility data from various sources to bring a novel angle to understanding mobility patterns during Covid-19. The goal is to expose relations between mobility and Covid-19 variables and understand them by using our data. This is crucial information for governments to understand and address the underlying root causes of the impact.

Date: 2021
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