What Do We Know and What Do We Need to Know about COVID-19’s Implications on Business Economics? From Bibliometric Analysis to a Conceptual Framework
Sustainability
; 14(11):6396, 2022.
Article
in English
| ProQuest Central | ID: covidwho-1892949
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a bibliometric analysis of COVID-19-related research in business economics. The current status of research on economic management in COVID-19 is shown through descriptive statistics. The corresponding knowledge maps are obtained based on keyword clustering analysis, and research topics of interest to Chinese and foreign readers are identified. This paper finds that the impact of COVID-19 on business economics is mainly manifested in six major themes, namely COVID-19 and crisis management, COVID-19 and supply chain, COVID-19 and digitalization, COVID-19 and economic development, COVID-19 and organizational management, and COVID-19 and sustainable development. Based on these research foundations, this paper proposes a research framework for economic management under the influence of COVID-19. It describes the current research status, research directions, and future topics of six key research themes from macro, meso, and micro perspectives, to provide a knowledge base for research and practice in the field of economic management in the post-pandemic era.
Environmental Studies; COVID-19; business economics; bibliometric analysis; framework; Pandemics; Knowledge bases (artificial intelligence); Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2; Organizational aspects; Corporate governance; Economics; Bibliometrics; Statistical analysis; Research methodology; Cluster analysis; Citation indexes; Clustering; Publications; Economic development; Epidemics; Medical research; Management of crises; Databases; Impact analysis; Sustainable development; Chinese literature; Asian literature; Economic analysis; Coronaviruses; Digitization; Management; Education; Maps; Supply chains; China
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English
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Sustainability
Year:
2022
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