| dc.description.abstract | The Coronavirus outbreak has caused significant and multidimensional
changes to our lives. In terms of international trade relations, the
uncoordinated and non-uniformity state policies become one of obstacles to
provide a trading climate responsive to global needs. A very detrimental
impact is the existence of restrictions on trade traffic as part of the efforts of
each country to mitigate international trade. On the other hand, international
trade can also be an opportunity to develop technology and information
sharing facilities, especially in the distribution of medical supplies. Using a
normative research methodology, this study analyzes the impact of the
COVID-19 pandemic on international trade relations. In addition, this study
also analyzes the need of responsive trade measures in overcoming trade
issues to respond to the global need for access to medical supplies. | en_US |
