Publications by authors named "H R Ingham"
COVID-19, the Great Recession and Economic Recovery: A Tale of Two Crises.
J Common Mark Stud
July 2022
Article Synopsis
- - COVID-19 led to a significant economic downturn, similar to the Great Recession, but the causes—systemic risk vs. a virus—were different.
- - The study explored how flexible work practices and strong support systems helped recover from the Great Recession, showing that “flexicurity” contributed modestly to economic growth.
- - Key findings highlighted that job security, lifelong learning, and part-time work were the most effective for short-term recovery, while trusting economies benefitted the most in the long run from flexible labor markets.
Background: Selection of voluntary donors who are at low risk of transfusion-transmissible viral infection (TTVI) is central in maintaining the safety of the blood supply. Evaluation of its effectiveness and the dynamics of the process may offer opportunities to further improve transfusion safety.
Study Design And Methods: The impact of donor selection on prevalence of TTVI was analyzed in all allogeneic donations in Australia between July 2000 and June 2006 by interviewing donors found to have a TTVI.