WHEN the World Health Organisation announced last year that Covid-19 had turned into a pandemic, many countries around the world, including Malaysia decided to impose a lockdown to help control the spread of the virus.
The economic impact of a lockdown is very direct as economic activity stops, resulting in a reverse effect on economic growth.
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