We are a group of MSC finance students from Queens University, Belfast. We aim to discuss how businesses will react in a capitalist world post Covid-19?
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Eating is one of the most important things in our lives! And how will this outbreak affect the restaurant industry?
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For this assignment, I interviewed the owners of three restaurants last week, one in Belfast, one in London, and one in Glasgow, all of which are my friend's favorite restaurants. They all gave me positive responses, so good luck to them! (guiyin)
I used to work at Starbucks in Beijing, and when the epidemic first hit, the number of Starbucks customers went straight down to less than 30%.But now, Starbucks still has a normal number of customers. Both the cafe and the guests have become familiar with this state of affairs.
As I started researching accordingly and started talking to my friends about the topic, I realized that people have been getting more and more used to take away APP lately such as deliveroo, and I even have a friend who has been taking out every meal for 4 days in a row.
With the lock down in Belfast, friends of mine have reported that the cost of delivery from Chinese restaurants has gone up in varying degrees and delivery times have become longer. Yet the frequency with which people order takeaways is still increasing!
@nirwnnews The health crisis is, unfortunately, accelerating this demand, there is a rising number of digital transactions in the UK after the national lockdown. The EU has recently announced that a euro digital currency would be accompanied with some cash to avoid economic discrimination.
@nirwnnews COVID-19 have encouraged businesses within society today to go completely cashless such as Nandos, and boojum. Money is now perceived as 'dirty' and a spreader of the virus. It can be assumed that a cashless society is more economically fitting to certain people within society.
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To counteract this shortage, reduced circulation of coins has been due to business closure during the lockdown. When comparing the current financial recession to Spain, during the 2008 financial crisis, there had been a reduction in cash withdrawal but began to rise again in 2013
It can be assumed that we are at a time of scarcity with cash. Australia has made it illegal to withhold $10,000 cash under the Anti-Money Laundering/Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) law. The Federal reserve declared that coins are in short supply.