Uncertainty before and during COVID-19: A survey.

Efrem Castelnuovo
Author Information
  1. Efrem Castelnuovo: Department of Economics and Management University of Padova, via del Santo 33, Padova, PD 35123 Italy. ORCID

Abstract

This survey features three parts. The first one reviews the most recent literature on the relationship between domestic (i.e., country-specific) uncertainty and the business cycle, and offers ten main takeaways. The second part surveys contributions to the fast-growing strand of the literature that focuses on the macroeconomic effects of uncertainty spillovers and global uncertainty. The last part presents contributions on the role played by uncertainty during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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