A Bibliometric Review On The Early Econometric Studies Of Covid-19: A Hybrid Analysis

Authors : Meryem Türel, Ayhan Orhan

Pages : 454-477

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Publication Date : 2024-12-30

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :This study investigates early research patterns on the Covid-19 pandemic, focusing on econometric studies. The surge in scientific literature due to the pandemic underscores the need to understand the early themes and collaborations. By employing bibliometric analysis, it explores publication patterns, citation networks, and primary research directions. Using R (bibliometrix) and Vosviewer, a combined approach of bibliometric analysis and comprehensive literature review was employed. Findings offer insights into relevant publications, authors, countries, and collaborations. Additionally, the study delves into econometric studies, analyzing datasets, samples, methodologies, and findings. Five key research topics emerge: financial markets, public health, labor markets, well-being, and macroeconomic impacts. It notes a concentration on financial consequences, with macroeconomic aspects like inflation and growth being understudied. This research underscores the need for broader exploration of macroeconomic effects and suggests future research directions.
Keywords : Bibliyometri, Literatür İncelemesi, Covid-19