The economic and social impact of covid-19 mitigation policies: a cross-country analysis of macro events

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R01AG071649
Recipient
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Obligated
$11,747,801

Award facts

Assistance listing
93.866 Aging Research
Completion date 95% complete
Originally
Funding
  • $10,747,129.00 Federal
  • $1,000,672.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
Columbus, OH 43210, USA

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Abstract
The project, "the economic and social impact of covid-19 mitigation policies: a cross- country analysis of macro events," will explore the economic and social effects the mitigation policies and information environment that covid-19 spawned. We will link those policies to data from ongoing household-based panel studies from 10 countries and rich administrative data from an eleventh. We will exploit the substantial intra and inter-country temporal and geographic variation in non-pharmacological intervention policies induced by the covid-19 disease. That variation, coupled with pre-covid baseline levels or long-running trends in the outcomes we will study, will identify the effects of the mitigation policies.

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Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
University Of Melbourne Year 1 1. Compile time-series data on COVID mitigation policies for Australia from January 2020 to present at the lowest available level of geography (at… $369,511
Peking University The work is carried out by a team consisting of Yu Xie (Princeton) and Qiang Ren (Peking University) with support of colleagues and research assistants in… $129,007
Universite De Lausanne By the end of year 1, we expect to complete the following tasks: 1.Assess relevant data sources for the project in Switzerland a.Swiss Household Panel Survey… $280,821
Deutsches Institut FÜR Wirtschaftsforschung E.V. Dr. Grabka will collaborate with PI and Co-Is in the analysis of brand-new data on Germany’s experiences with COVID-19, mitigation policies, health, labor… $44,578
Universita' Degli Studi DI Milano - Bicocca As co-investigator on the project, I will analyze data from Italian Lives (ITA.LI), a new longitudinal study following a nationally representative sample of… $105,066
The Trustees Of Princeton University By the end of year 1, we expect to complete the following tasks: 1. Field and collect new COVID-related data using the China Family Panel Study (CFPS) survey.… $473,612
University Of North Carolina At Chapel Hill 1. Create the dataset on mitigation policies by Russian regions and make it publicly available 2. Collect the daily/weekly data on the number of confirmed cases… $297,313
Universitaet Duisburg-Essen By the end of year 1, we expect the following tasks to have been completed 1. To prepare and submit an order of Swedish administrative and survey data to… $346,440
Seoul National University We plan to conduct two tasks during the first year of the projects in close cooperation with the research partners at Korea Labor Institute. 1. Study on risk… $145,036
Subrecipient not on record GR123908 Subaward (Panel Data Research Center at Keio Univ) | The economic and social impact of COVID-19 mitigation policies: A cross-country analysis of… $162,397

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Who received award R01AG071649?

R01AG071649 was awarded to The Ohio State University by National Institute on Aging (National Institutes of Health) on April 15, 2021.

How much is award R01AG071649 worth?

$11,747,801 has been obligated on R01AG071649: $10,747,129 in federal funding and $1,000,672 in non-federal funding.

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