And you can't inject cash one place, and expect it to work. Say, you do see the light and inject cash in China. But if you don't do the same in the US, China is not going to see the demand it needs. The solution can not be this or that country, or a few countries. The only real solution is global. This is not just about every country, this is about every human being.
And if there is delay, it is not going to work. The cash injection, to work, has to be immediate. People need cash now, not two months from now. If the world waits two months, the damage will already have been done. People will not have jobs to go back to. A massive slump in demand over a two month period will have had lasting damaging effects already. And then you will not only have people who don't have cash to buy basic necessities, you will also have companies that have gone belly up, and can not hire back all those who had no choice but to stay home.
Inject. Cash. Now.
It has to be $100 per month per person over at least three months. That has to be the floor. And it can go up for countries where the purchasing power of that $100 is not enough to sustain. For example, in the US that could be $1,000.
No one country could do this alone. All countries have to do this together. This immediate injection of cash is the least expensive way to deal with the global economic downturn.
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