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[An Economic Policy Exit Strategy from the Corona Lockdown]
Michael Hüther1, Hubertus Bardt1
1Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft Köln e.V., Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer 21, 50668 Köln, Deutschland.
Summary
The coronavirus pandemic caused economic shutdowns. A strategic restart, including public infrastructure and growth programs, is crucial for economic recovery and welfare.
Area of Science:
- Economics
- Public Policy
Context:
- The coronavirus pandemic has significantly disrupted global social and economic activities, leading to widespread industry and service sector shutdowns.
- Businesses faced unprecedented challenges, necessitating survival strategies like liquidity lines and bridging loans.
Purpose:
- To outline a strategic approach for economic recovery post-pandemic.
- To identify key steps for resuming industrial value chains and restoring economic growth.
Summary:
- A phased exit strategy is essential for a safe return to pre-pandemic welfare and growth levels.
- Relaunching public infrastructure, particularly schools and kindergartens, is a priority for economic restart.
- Clear communication and a planned schedule are vital for synchronizing complex industrial value chains.
Impact:
- A tax policy-driven signal and a demand-side growth program can stimulate economic dynamism.
- Effective restart strategies can mitigate long-term economic consequences and accelerate recovery.
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