Economic Impact: Analyzing UK Businesses During the Lockdown
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This report examines the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on businesses in the UK, noting a significant 25% GDP decrease in April 2020 compared to February. While economic activity recovered during the spring and summer of 2020, subsequent lockdowns led to further declines, though less severe as businesses adapted. Industries like hospitality faced near-total shutdowns, while others, such as information and communication, experienced minimal disruption. The report highlights adaptation strategies employed by businesses in heavily affected sectors like arts, hospitality, construction, retail, and manufacturing. It also recommends that businesses consider various aspects to enhance performance and develop strategies to achieve goals and objectives, emphasizing the importance of selecting appropriate research methods to ensure effective results. The analysis uses secondary data to interpret the economic shifts during and after the lockdown, concluding with insights into the ongoing recovery as of July 2021, where GDP was still 2% lower than pre-pandemic levels. Desklib provides access to this report along with numerous other solved assignments.