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Global pandemics, as seen during COVID-19, have had significant socioeconomic impacts across the world. In this context, the global economy experienced a drastic decline, resulting in increasing unemployment rates, financial crises and social inequality. Economic development was slow, with many countries experiencing recession. This small economic growth contributed to a decline in people's purchasing power and resulted in a shift in consumption patterns. Certain sectors, such as tourism and hospitality, have experienced the greatest impact. Many small and medium enterprises (SMEs) were forced to close, causing job losses for thousands of workers. On the other hand, the technology and health…