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This study by Jiam Song, Kwangmin Jung, and Jonghun Kam reveals how online shopping searches in South Korea changed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using comprehensive analysis, they uncover strong correlations between search activities and pandemic waves, highlighting shifts in consumer behavior that can inform future preparedness.
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