Question

Other than sickness and death, what impacts do pandemics & epidemics have on populations?

Answer 1

Answer: A decline in the population of a society through

• Economic Impacts like jobs loss, reduced income, and economic downturns

• Healthcare systems
• Social Isolation
• Education Disruption
• Disruption of travel and trade
• Stigmatization

Step-by-step explanation:

Economic Impacts because of the pandemic there is a decrease in the population and their wouldn’t be enough people to work jobs causing job loss, reduced income because no one is working, and economic downturns because there is no one working and it’s negatively impacting the country and the economy.

Healthcare systems decrease because they don’t have the supplies that they need for the pandemic. They didn’t have mass-produced alcohol wipes or expensive vaccination laboratories.

Social Isolation because people will have to stay away from people and this could result in people not having people to rely on and the population dwindling.

Education Disruption because there is no schools open and no one will be able to learn because the schools are closed.

Disruption of travel and trade because the country is closed down due to the pandemic and their isn’t no one who is trading items and no one is buying items.

Stigmatization because of their race and ethnicity because of someone with a certain type of skin color might get more attention than someone of the other skin color.

Answer 2

In many cases these cause mass migrations, as well as changes in social behavior.

Step-by-step explanation:

We can see now that this pandemic caused many people to move from big problem areas such as new york to more spread areas that weren't as effected such as Connecticut, Maine, Vermont ect. And it caused many people to enter a depressed state and even make some people violent looking to pin the blame on something (asian hate)