With the continuous spread and diffusion of SARS pneumonia, its negative impact on China's economy is constantly emerging. This is manifested in the following aspects: the tourism team withdrew from the Communist Youth League, the singing plan was cancelled, large-scale meetings were cancelled, business travel was strictly restricted, investment investigation and negotiation were postponed, the number of flights was greatly reduced, the hotel occupancy rate dropped sharply, workers returned home in large numbers, residents went out less, and the desire for investment and consumption decreased, and so on. According to the statistics in April, at present, the primary and secondary industries are less affected by SARS, while the tertiary industries, such as tourism, catering and transportation (especially passenger transport), are more affected.
As the three industries are all affected by SARS to varying degrees, this year's economic growth will definitely be affected. If the epidemic can be effectively controlled before June, the impact of SARS on the annual economic growth will be limited, but if the epidemic continues until the second half of the year, the impact of SARS on the annual economic growth can not be underestimated.