How Businesses Abroad Are Dealing With The Coronavirus Outbreak

The video discusses how different countries are responding to the coronavirus outbreak. In China, strict measures like social distancing and working from home are enforced. South Korea has a high number of cases, leading companies to shut down buildings temporarily. In Italy, public places are closed, affecting artists like Tommy Cody. The US is still operating normally, but experts warn of potential economic impacts if an outbreak occurs, especially due to lack of paid sick leave.

What measures are being implemented in Beijing to control the coronavirus outbreak?

• Mandatory mask-wearing and social distancing

• Complete lockdown of the city

• No restrictions, business as usual

• Only schools are closed

How is SK Telecom in South Korea responding to the coronavirus outbreak?

• Encouraging employees to work from home

• Closing down permanently

• Continuing normal operations without changes

• Increasing office hours

What impact has the coronavirus outbreak had on public life in Milan, Italy?

• No impact on daily life

• Extended business hours

• Closure of schools, museums, and cinemas

• Increased public gatherings

What is a major concern for U.S. companies if a coronavirus outbreak occurs?

• Surplus of workers

• Increased demand for products

• Lack of consumer spending due to unpaid sick leave

• Higher profits

What is a potential economic impact of a coronavirus outbreak in the U.S.?

• Significant hit to consumer spending

• Minimal effect on the economy

• Boost in consumer spending

• Increase in job opportunities