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Background: The COVID-19 pandemic has strangled the world economy and has tested the strength of all health systems —robust or fragile. Methods: A thorough review of published articles in Medline, Web of Science, Google Scholar, renowned business analysis blogs, and indexed economic journals using keywords: “novel coronavirus”, “economy”, and “healthcare systems” were carried out with particular emphasis on the healthcare systems of the United States (U.S.), United Kingdome (U.K.), China, Singapore, and Pakistan to identify the impact of COVID-19 on health system economy. While all-economy categories have been affected, the pandemic has directly affected people and possession processing services the most. For all countries analyzed, the average economic impact of -4.5% of GDP is expected. Conclusions: COVID-19 pandemic has exposed multiple fault lines in health systems regarding accessibility, adaptability, and preparedness. Our narrative review shows that a capital society based global economy needs reforms which should aim at societal uplift.

The ‘Real’ Wolf of Wall Street- COVID-19’s Impact on Healthcare Systems & Global Economies