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Ability to Pay
Banking crisis
Capital Flight, Interest Rates Differential, Economic Growth, VECM
Clean Water Crisis
Economic Growth, Foreign Direct Investment, Human Development, Macroeconomic Condition, ECM
Inequality
Informal workers, Informal Sector, Employment, Education
Kuznets Hypothesis
Network analysis
Network centrality
Potato Farmers, Panenmart, Partners, Income
SIFI
Share analysis, growth analysis, quadrant method, local independence, fiscal decentralization
Systemic risk
Tax Compliance, Property Tax, Public Goods, Public Services
Theil Entropy Index
Williamson Index
Willingness to Pay
ethnic diversity, expenditure inequality, Indonesia
handling strategy, mapping, penyandang masalah kesejahteraan sosial (PMKS)
zakat, consumer behavior, donation, charity, Islamic redistribution
Air France says passengers must wear masks from May 11
by Millard Abe (2020-09-13)
PARIS, May 5 (Reuters) - French carrier Air France is to require all passengers on board its flights to wear masks from May 11 to comply with French government guidelines on COVID-19 protection measures.The company said in a statement that passengers would have to supply the masks themselves, and would be expected to keep them on for the duration of their flight.
Major airlines, among them Lufthansa, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines, casino online have already mandated face masks for all passengers.
Airlines globally have taken a severe financial hit from the COVID-10 pandemic and resulting slowdown in air travel, and are now seeking to reassure customers it is safe to fly.
Some though have resisted proposals to reduce passenger numbers on each flight to ensure social distancing, saying that would be uneconomic. (Reporting by Laurence Frost; writing by Christian Lowe; editing by Jason Neely)