Abstract:The changes in aggregate health indicators over eras of economic expansion and recession suggest that recent economic recessions trigger various mental health symptoms. A causal relationship between job loss and losses to one's psychological and physical health has also been demonstrated through studies. When there is a sharp macroeconomic fall, there are noticeable social class disparities in the frequency of mental health issues like depression, anxiety, and panic. The COVID-19 epidemic is shown from the vie… Show more
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