From WSJopinion: The central goal of policy right now should be to keep businesses alive so they are ready to turn back on once the virus abates, writes JohnHCochrane
The coronavirus pandemic is in danger of sparking a financial crisis. Stock-market plunges and volatility are reminiscent of September 2008. Strains are showing in credit and money markets.
What’s going on? Economic fundamentals are good. This is not 2008, when risky mortgage investments blew up. Yes, it is likely that large parts of the economy will have to shut down for a few months. But once the virus is contained, the economy should turn right back on again, as it does after long holidays.
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