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February 23, 2006

Avian flu: what to expect, how to prepare?

The avian flu that is steadily making its way around the globe will develop into a pandemic that will kill tens of millions, create chaos in companies and send the world economy into a tailspin... Or it won't. That uncertainty represents a huge challenge for governments, corporations and citizens worldwide.

That's Wharton on what companies should expect and how they can prepare for Avian Flu. A good summary of ideas.

Also see: 'An Economist's View of Pandemic Flu', 'An Investor's Guide to Avian Flu', this CBO Report or an economic outlook from the World Bank. For more, the Avian Flu Blog.

Update 1: Also see 'Global Macroeconomic Consequences of Pandemic Influenza' from the Lowy Institute for International Policy.

Update 2: Aon's Avian Influenza Pandemic Resource Guide: Business Preparedness and Recovery Planning.

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Does it make sense to stock up on frozen, canned and dried poultry as well a dried eggs and frozen eggs in anticipation of USA avian bird flue?


For complete coverage of the avian flu situation go to http://www.flutrackers.com On this forum there are discussions about the avian flu: headline news, tracking the flu by country and accompanying maps, government responses, medical and homeopathic treatments, preparations, and the financial implications. This forum is child friendly and is suitable for use in schools. Participants can ask questions on the forum. This forum is free to the world and accepts no ads.


These are very relevant and responsive updates on this very dangerous illness. Being forwarned is really forarmed with respect to this type of pandemics.


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