Wang Wenbin says the U. S. is the world's largest economy, and issuer of the major international currency, and its financial position and policy choices have important spillover effects on the world economy.
So if there are more people living in close contact with livestock and wildlife, then they're at greater risk of being the early victims of an outbreak from spillover events.
The potentially explosive first days of school will be a challenge for teachers - and for parents, too, in coping with the emotional and behavioral spillover at home.
So I think school meals makes a lot of sense in building a consumer base, and definitely there will be spillover effects where international markets lead.
Their main task is to ensure the truck drivers stay in “closed-loop management” — China's bubble-like system implemented to prevent possible virus spillover.
Ordinarily, spillovers provide a strong incentive for governments to co-ordinate their stimulus efforts-lest some tight-fisted economies (eg, those in Europe) free ride on the largesse leaking from more generous ones.
It's suspected that demand for animals, which drives people into higher contact with them, could be the reason for the zoonotic spillover that leads to outbreaks of both ebola and SARs.