La economía de COVID-19 en comparación con la pandemia del SARS de Hong Kong '03


27 de abril de 2020

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 La pandemia de COVID-19 ha cerrado enormes franjas de la economía del país, influyendo en las existencias cotidianas de una gran cantidad de unidades familiares. Los mercados inmobiliarios, como casi todas las divisiones de la economía, no se salvarán. El interés por el alojamiento probablemente se calmara a medida que se desarrolle el desempleo y disminuyan los salarios de las unidades familiares. Además, muchas casas acaban de ser retiradas del mercado, influyendo tanto en compradores potenciales como en comerciantes. Por el momento, también se crearán menos unidades de alojamiento, lo que tal vez afecte la razonabilidad del alojamiento a medida que pasa el tiempo.
En cualquier caso, el ritmo de las desgracias laborales en los Estados Unidos es excepcional en la posguerra. Las comparaciones  más cercanas son probablemente otras pandemias mundiales.
Según un examen de Zillow, después del episodio de SARS en Hong Kong en febrero de 2003, las ofertas de viviendas cayeron un 33 por ciento por debajo de los niveles previstos para mayo. No obstante, los mercados (al igual que el desempleo) se recuperaron a la normalidad en julio de ese año, cuando la infección había sido contenida en gran medida. Sea como fuere, esa llegada a la comunidad relativa se basó en gran medida en la regulación de la infección.




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