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  • This brief paper analyses the potential impact of government policy responses on reproducible number of COVID-19 in African countries, using Cameroon as a case study Based on public data from the Ministry of Public Health, results from susceptible-infected-recovered (SIR) model show that the first two sets of containment measures led to a decrease in the estimated reproduction number However, the set of release measures taken to ease the impact of the COVID-19 on the Cameroon\'s economy first led to an increase in the reproduction number before a decrease Therefore,a combination of containment measures followed by releases measures can be effective to prevent the spread of the pandemic
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  • Economics_Bulletin
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  • Early view of the potential impact of government policy responses on reproductive number of COVID-19 in African countries: Evidence from Cameroon
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  • #903492
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  • 2020

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