تداعيات عولمة جائحة كوفيد 19 على الوضع السوسيو اقتصادي عامة و القطاع غير المهيكل خاصة بمدينة طنجة (المغرب)‎

Abstract EN

The Corona crisis is the world's worst crisis after the 1929 global economic crisis, the Second World War in 1945 and the global economic crisis of 2008.

If the epidemic is a global health crisis, its repercussions have also been an unprecedented economic collapse, and the epidemic has imposed coercive patterns of social interaction and formation, patterns that have focused on adopting prevention, engaging in isolation and social spacing, in order to provide individuals and groups with prevention, but in turn to chart major changes and effects on daily life and social and economic production, A strategy adopted by all governments around the world in the same time frame with a few exceptions, which explains why there are institutions or individuals guiding governments with an agenda that is almost uniformly compatible with the globalization agenda, A strategy that could not spare contracting and economic sectors heavy losses, especially medium and small enterprises in the major industrialized countries, The situation would be worse in developing countries focusing on micro-economies, including unstructured sectors, as a result of work stoppages, layoffs or reduced working hours due to preventive measures, the most important of which was social spacing.