A repeated “zig-zag policy of stop, start and then stop” will damage the economy
23 September 2020
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“The costs of the first national lockdown soon began to outweigh the benefits. A repeat of this, even by the back door, could be a blow from which both the economy and society would take much longer to recover” says Julian Jessop, IEA Economics Fellow.
Writing for Times Red Box, Julian argues “a zig-zag policy of stop, start and then stop again” would create more economic uncertainty and undermine confidence.
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Writing for Times Red Box, Julian argues “a zig-zag policy of stop, start and then stop again” would create more economic uncertainty and undermine confidence.
Read the full piece here.
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