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Number of closing prices in a year, n the number of historical prices, \(C_i\) the closing price on day i, and \(r_i\) the log return on day i. This method focuses on the variation in closing prices, offering a straightforward measure of market fluctuations.In this model, the estimated coefficient for lagged volatility (\(\sigma _{t-1}\)) is 0.2635, significant at the 1% level. Daily new confirmed cases (\(Cases_{t-1}\)) have a coefficient of 0.0002, and government stringency (\(Gov_t\)) is significant at the 10% level with a coefficient of 0.0019. Economic support index (\(Econ_{t}\)) shows a coefficient of 0.0006. These results align with our initial findings using Yang and Zhang volatility, confirming the robustness of our analysis.Garman-Klass volatility: We further validate our results using the Garman-Klass volatility model, which is calculated as:$$\begin{aligned} \sigma _{GK} = \sqrt{\frac{Z}{n}\sum \left[ \frac{1}{2} \left( \ln \frac{H_i}{L_i}\right) ^2-(2\ln 2-1) \left( \ln \frac{C_i}{O_i}\right) ^2\right] }, \end{aligned}$$ (14) where \(\sigma _{GK}\) is the Garman-Klass volatility, Z is the number of closing prices in a year, n is the number of historical prices used for the volatility estimate. This model incorporates both the range of high to low prices and the closing-to-opening prices, providing a comprehensive view of intra-day price movements.Using the Garman-Klass model, we find the coefficient for \(\sigma _{GK_{t-1}}\) to be 0.3242, significant at the 1% level. The coefficients for \(Cases_{t-1}\) and \(Gov_t\) are 0.0001 and 0.0021, respectively, both significant at the 1% level. The coefficient for \(Econ_{t}\) is 0.0009, though not statistically significant. This robustness check with the Garman-Klass volatility further corroborates our initial results, underscoring the consistency of our findings across different volatility measurement techniques.4 ConclusionThis paper investigates the stock market’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing multifaceted impacts influenced by the pandemic’s severity, governmental policy responses, and economic stimuli. Our findings indicate that, initially, increases in daily new

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Canvas is a set of Talkdesk Workspace™ extension points to render panels based on custom business-logic rules. Through automations, it’s possible to define which panel is rendered for every specific use case.Canvas consists of installed-like apps and, as extension points, can be a section of an app, a tab, a secondary area app, or a typical Workspace app, among others. There are several components available to configure the canvas automation:Canvas Trigger.Render Panel.Fetch Data.Execute Action.Split Flow.Function.Render State.The following canvas types are available to be used. Each canvas has its own set of advantages for you to consider:Conversations App Tab Canvas.Secondary App Canvas.Cards App Canvas.Embedded App CanvasSMS Tab Canvas.Email Tab Canvas.WhatsApp Tab Canvas.Enable CanvasNo canvas apps are installed by default. To install a canvas, follow the steps below:1 - Log in to your Talkdesk account and navigate to Workspace Designer (Figure 1 - 1).2 - Click Canvas (Figure 1 - 2).3 - From the Canvas page, click the Install canvas link (Figure 1 - 3) on the desired canvas. A modal will open, so you can configure the app installation (choose the plan, the users, and the roles that will have access to it).Figure 1 - Install Canvas in Workspace DesignerDefining Conditions to Display PanelsYou can define the conditions for each canvas to display your panels. This is so your panels are rendered in that specifically chosen area. To define conditions, follow the steps below:1 - In the Workspace Designer, click the Canvas menu item (Figure 2 - 1). 2 - Click the Edit button (Figure 2 - 2 ) on the desired canvas.Figure 2 - Edit Canvas option in Workspace DesignerYou’ll then be redirected to the Talkdesk Automation Designer™ where you can create the flow that defines those conditions.🚧Once you define the conditions to display panels in the Automation Designer app, navigate back to Workspace Designer ‌using the options available on the left menu.Refreshing CanvasIf you need to re-execute the automation flow of the cards or canvas at runtime, you can use a button to refresh the Canvas (Figure 3 - 1).Figure 3 - Refresh Canvas option📘TroubleshootingIf you have questions or technical issues, please open a ticket using this form." data-testid="RDMD">Canvas is a set of Talkdesk Workspace™ extension points to render panels based on custom business-logic rules. Through automations, it’s possible to define which panel is rendered for every specific use case.Canvas consists of installed-like apps and, as extension points, can be a section of an app, a tab, a secondary area app, or a typical Workspace app, among others. There are several components available to configure the canvas automation:Canvas Trigger.Render Panel.Fetch Data.Execute Action.Split Flow.Function.Render State.The following canvas types are available to be used. Each canvas has its own set of advantages for you to consider:Conversations App Tab Canvas.Secondary App Canvas.Cards App Canvas.Embedded App CanvasSMS Tab Canvas.Email Tab Canvas.WhatsApp Tab Canvas.No canvas apps are installed by default. To install a canvas, follow the steps below:1 - Log in to your Talkdesk account and navigate to Workspace Designer (Figure 1 - 1).2