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cord-336791-h2u93atf	Prentice, Catherine	Timed intervention in COVID-19 and panic buying	2020-11-30		.txt	text/plain	6011	322	53	Consistent with foregoing discussion, this paper uses a mixed method approach to understand how government's timed interventions, manifested by TIPs, are related to the panic buying, witnessed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Third, big data analytics were used to understand the timing effect of government measures and panic buying through sentimental analysis. The full list of keywords were: "coronavirus", "corona virus", "COVID", "pandemic", "SARS", "border", "face mask", "hand sanitiser", "panic buying", "toilet paper", "lost job", "job loss", "unemployed", "jobkeeper", "jobseeker", "travel ban", "travelban", "lockdown", "quarantine", "social distancing", "shop", "coles", "woolworths", "isolation", "sacked", "centrelink", "landlord", "rent", "repayment", "closure", "closedown". The findings from the semantic analysis show that government measures associated with COVID-19 are related to panic buying. In view of the current COVID19 pandemic crisis, the paper deploys a few methods including semantic analysis, big data analytics and secondary data research to examine the relationship between government measures on managing COVID 19 and panic buying behaviours.	./cache/cord-336791-h2u93atf.txt	./txt/cord-336791-h2u93atf.txt