Author(s)

Russell D. Liggon

College of Humanities and Social Sciences, George Mason University, Fairfax, USA.

The economic behaviors during a Pandemic, will show data on how the COVID-19 Pandemic has affected a selected number of college students for 3 consecutive academic semesters from Spring 2021, Fall 2021, to Spring 2022. The COVID-19 Pandemic effects on countries and its citizens have been profound to say the least. Jobs/industries disappeared in an instant resulting in high unemployment (14%-2nd Qtr.). Supply Chain debacle that the delivery of goods and services across the United States. The race for a vaccine which did not come until a year and a half in the Pandemic, with deaths reaching approximately 1 million people. Data were gathered in a macroeconomic level. However, there were literally no data on the people that was greatly affected. The students (K12). The data show that COVID-19 affected students of all races, gender and employment status financially and emotionally.

Emotional, Financial, Employment, Age, Racial, Ethnic, Neuroeconomics, Socioeconomics, Normal Goods, Inferior Goods

Liggon, R. (2024) The Economic Behaviors during a Pandemic. Psychology, 15, 543-568. doi: 10.4236/psych.2024.154034.