South Korea is a small country (about 39,000 square miles) on the tip of the Korean Peninsula. They are also a wealthy country, and most of the population lives in cities. In contrast, South Africa is a large country at about 470,000 square miles. Two-thirds of the populace lives in cities and one third live in rural areas ("South Africa: Summary"). These two countries were very different before the COVID pandemic struck, and they had different challenges to face when it did. Economics: Data from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Comparative Health Policy Library. South Korea: GDP of South Korea is 1.642 trillion American Dollars (2020), population is 51 million people (2020). In terms of housing demographics, about 81.8% of population lives in urban area and 18.2% population lives in rural area (2009). South Africa: GDP of South Africa is 351.4 billion American Dollars (2020) with a population of 59 million (2020). In terms of housing demographics,...