The rapidity and extent of Covid-19 infections have shown how a phenomenon that initially seemed geographically circumscribed quickly spread worldwide. In 2020, the spread of infection and the containment and management measures taken by local governments have been quite heterogeneous. Therefore, here we investigate the different ways of the spread of the infection in different areas, and specifically in Canada, Mexico, and the European Union states. For this purpose, for each area, official data on infection in 2020 are used to depict, analyze, and compare the monthly contagion’s curves and the Rt index, both in absolute and relative terms.
fabio aiello, giovanni boscaino (2023). A Review of Some Covid-19 Pandemic Numbers in European Union, Canada, and Mexico. In M.C. Gevisa La Rocca (a cura di), Infodemic Disorder (pp. 31-64). Springer Link.
A Review of Some Covid-19 Pandemic Numbers in European Union, Canada, and Mexico
fabio aiello
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;giovanni boscainoMembro del Collaboration Group
2023-02-15
Abstract
The rapidity and extent of Covid-19 infections have shown how a phenomenon that initially seemed geographically circumscribed quickly spread worldwide. In 2020, the spread of infection and the containment and management measures taken by local governments have been quite heterogeneous. Therefore, here we investigate the different ways of the spread of the infection in different areas, and specifically in Canada, Mexico, and the European Union states. For this purpose, for each area, official data on infection in 2020 are used to depict, analyze, and compare the monthly contagion’s curves and the Rt index, both in absolute and relative terms.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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