Most of the Businessmen, commerce academicians agreed to the fact, “If this continues for long, we would face a high impacting recession”. They warned to long time irreversible damage to the stock markets all around the world.
i) Gender-wise Breakdown
a.) Males —
Job and work will reduce: 58%
No impact: 6%
Our spending power will reduce: 37%
b.) Females —
Job and work will reduce: 53%
No impact: 6%
Our spending power will reduce: 41%
(ii) Age-wise breakdown
a.) 18–40:
Job and work will reduce: 66%
No impact: 1
Our spending power will reduce: 33%
b.) 41–65:
Jobs and work will reduce: 54%
No impact: 1%
Our spending power will reduce:45%
c.) 65 and above:
Jobs and work will reduce: 69%
No impact: 12%
Our spending power will reduce: 19%
| Overall |  |
|---|---|
| Male |  |
| Female |  |
| 18-40 |  |
| 40-65 |  |
| 65+ |  |
Q.10 Where does majority of your Coronavirus information come from? People aged more than 65 years referred T.V. and newspapers over social media, while those aged between 18-40, chose social media as the first means of information.
It must be taken into consideration that Print Media, the most credible source of information was in the list of least priority when consuming information about COVID-19 was taken into account even amongst the elders.
i) Gender-wise Breakdown
a.) Males —
Social Media : 44%
TV: 33%
Print: 14%
Friend and families: 9%
b.) Females —
Social Media : 42%
TV: 38%
Print: 5%
Friend and families: 15%
(ii) Age-wise breakdown
a.) 18–40:
Social Media : 55%
TV: 27%
Print: 7%
Friends and families: 11%
b.) 41–65:
Social Media : 55%
TV: 25%
Print: 8%
Friends and families: 12%
c.) 65 and above:
Social Media : 20%
TV: 30%
Print: 28%
Friends and families : 22%
| Overall |  |
|---|---|
| Male |  |
| Female |  |
| 18-40 |  |
| 40-65 |  |
| 65+ |  |
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