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Economic Impact of the Ebola Crisis on Select Liberian Markets: Focus on Monrovia and Lofa and Nimba Counties

Nov 20, 2014 | by MercyCorps

Though the main focus of the Ebola virus disease crisis in Liberia has been around prevention, treatment and public health, the economic impact of Ebola is quickly demonstrating that it also merits close attention. To better understand the economic impact of the Ebola crisis on households and markets in Liberia, Mercy Corps conducted an assessment in Lofa and Nimba counties and parts of Monrovia from Oct 3-13, 2014.

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