Global Coronavirus Cases Top 113,000

The transcript discusses the World Health Organization's hesitance to label the situation a pandemic despite the global spread of the virus. It highlights the decrease in cases in China and South Korea but raises concerns about potential resurgence due to increased travel and returning workers. The economic impact on Chinese factories is also addressed, with a focus on reduced demand from international partners.

What is the main concern regarding the virus spread as people return to work?

• A resurgence of infections

• Increased travel restrictions

• Decreased global cases

• Improved economic conditions

Why has the World Health Organization not labeled the situation a pandemic yet?

• They have already declared it a pandemic

• They believe the virus is not widespread

• They want to avoid causing panic

• They are waiting for more data from Italy

Which country became the biggest area of infections after China?

• Italy

• Spain

• United States

• South Korea

What challenge are Chinese factories facing despite resuming operations?

• Increased local demand

• Lack of raw materials

• Cancelled orders from international clients

• Higher production costs

What is a potential consequence of the current economic situation in China?

• Increased global demand

• A positive feedback loop

• A negative feedback loop

• Stabilization of the global economy