A Structure for the Most Effective Investment Strategy in a Pandemic Regional Sectors

Abstract

That indeed happened that the COVID-19 pandemic caused the most serious economic disruptions with gross impacts on income, business, and quality of life as could be measured by declines in GDP across regions, countries, and continents. Recovery from pre-pandemic economic conditions will demand strategic intervention by both economic and political decision-makers. This paper presents a mathematical model for optimizing investment strategies in an environment of productivity fluctuations over time. Their expressed objectives in this model include achieving maximum revenue generation under the constraints imposed by the pandemic and thus cushioning the economy against possible damage resulting from lockdown measures. A strong point of this model lies in its cookie-cutter approach-spanning different economic units: regions, industries, enterprises, investment sectors, etc. With it also, policymakers can avail two options for strategies to invest in maximizing state revenues or reducing economic disparity associated with region differences per se. In contrast to previous models, this one generalizes other parameters that are not limited to lockdown due to a pandemic but can also include changes related to seasons. With those changing parameters, this model surely makes an investment decision-making system robust during periods of economic uncertainty.