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COVID-19 brought the world to a standstill and, as a result, many businesses have struggled to stay afloat. However, some industries have actually seen profits increase and are likely to continue to enjoy similar levels of prosperity post-pandemic, while other industries that have suffered are set to flourish once the crisis is over.
As much of the world tentatively emerges from the grip of the pandemic, read on to discover the sectors that are going to boom, or continue to boom, as life returns to something approaching normal. All dollar amounts in US dollars.
lovemoney staff
25 March 2022
Features
Industries that will boom AFTER coronavirus? PPE such as face masks have been selling remarkably well for some reason. Shame that they all seem to be manufactured in China, where this horrible disease spread like wildfire through the wet markets where live animals are sold alongside raw meat.
Aaaaaaaargh. Read the comment I just published on the article about goverment mortgages. WE NEED PEOPLE WITH TRADES AND ENGINEERS. Unless we make things - houses, roads, railways, manufattured products, most of the things listed in this article will be useless, because they only exist to service people creating real money. Perhaps the fact that the prime minister is a journalist, and this article is written by a journalist point to the problem.
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