Episodes
Thursday Apr 02, 2020
Coronavirus and the economy: your questions answered
Thursday Apr 02, 2020
Thursday Apr 02, 2020
Keith Wade, Chief Economist, joins the pod to discuss the potential impact of coronavirus on the global economy.
We discuss the latest developments, what action policymakers have taken and whether it is enough.
We ask if coronavirus has the potential to cause a financial crisis? And how long before the effects of an economic lock down causes a bigger humanitarian crisis than the virus itself?
This podcast was recorded on 31 March 2020 at 10:00am UK time. Things may have changed by the time you listen.
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New episodes are usually released on the third Thursday of every month, but during the coronavirus pandemic we will be looking to release episodes more frequently. Keep an eye on your podcast library for updates.
RUNNING ORDER:
02:30 How do you think the virus will affect the global economy?
04:35 How severe could a downturn be?
06:00 What are central banks and governments doing to help the economy?
08:00 Are they doing enough?
09:30 What do central banks have left in their arsenals?
11:35 Has coronavirus got the potential to turn into another financial crisis?
14:25 How long-term are central banks and governments thinking with these measures?
16:36 How will governments recoup the money they are spending in the crisis?
18:40 Is there any suggestion that a prolonged lock down could be worse for society than the actual virus itself?
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