?At recently, Ebola virus disease (EVD), formerly known as Ebola haemorrhagic fever, is a severe, often fatal illness in humans. ?The virus is transmitted to people from wild animals and spreads in the human population through human-to-human transmission. ?The average EVD case fatality rate is around 50%. Case fatality rates have varied from 25% to 90% in past outbreaks. Ebola is an air born disease that can be fatal. The Ebola virus as only affected three out of sixteen countries in Africa. The main effect of economy because Africa west.
Foreign workers and tourists were evacuated from the area due to the weak structure of the medical. The company no longer buy from non infected areas do not have any countries around Guinea, Liberia, Sierra leone. The three countries are in the Africa major trading point. All imports and exports are shipped out of the west is located here. Therefore, the Companies are no longer looking to buy from neither infected areas nor any countries surrounding Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. These three countries are along the cost of Africa and provided important areas where trade would come in.
All imports and exports that were to be shipped out west would be docked here. With bans on all transportation to and from these countries, it is hard to receive or send goods. The BBC News said: The economy has been deflated by 30% because of Ebola. Shareholders have become more cautious investment of time the number of deaths lead to rising in this region. The western Africa is also a large agricultural region. Farmers no longer worry about the coming in contact with the virus on their farm or market. Cocoa is an important agricultural product one of about 70% from Africa west.
The cost to provide about 60%, is currently the threat posed by the spread of the virus. Overall, it is predicted that these countries will suffer a loss of about $32 Billion (in American dollars) if the virus is not contained. Agriculture production is down from 5. 9% to 2. 5% and the growth of the economy has reduced from 4. 5% to 2. 4%. The long-term future of the economy is on edge. If I were in charge of economic planning in West Africa I will begin to improve efforts to bring more health care in the region. This is a very dangerous virus. It must contain.
It needs to stop spreading, do not spread any further economic stability. This is the only way that the economy is beginning to improve. People mainly influence and fear. Economy will not change until the people will stop worrying in contact with the virus. The economy will not improve until the popular. Once investors include the virus returns. Everything will be in the things were back to normal. The next step, health care is a priority. I will build a hospital, strictly for Ebola virus and bring the best doctor to fight. This will include virus and help it to start.
People are scared and fighting for their lives and the economy has no means of improvement until the epidemic is gone. Investors will return once the virus is contained and trade will pick up once safety is established. To reach the next step, healthcare needs to improve. There is an 8. 2% percent change at seasonally adjusted annual rates.
Month M1 M2 Jun 2013 2,523. 9 10,601. 5 Jul 2013 2,550. 6 10,707. 8 Aug 2013 2,554. 2 10,767. 9 Sep 2013 2,575. 9 10,818. 7 Resources: http://www. who. int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs103/en/ http://www. who. int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs103/en/ http://www. federalreserve. gov/releases/h6/current/h6. htm.