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Assessment of monthly economic losses in Wuhan under the lockdown against COVID-19
S. You, H. Wang, et al.
This research by Shibing You, Hengli Wang, Miao Zhang, Haitao Song, Xiaoting Xu, and Yongzeng Lai evaluates the staggering economic losses in Wuhan during the initial month of the COVID-19 lockdown, totaling 177.0413 billion yuan. However, the findings suggest that these sacrifices saved around 20,000 lives and nearly 30 billion yuan in medical costs, highlighting significant long-term societal benefits.
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