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Collapsing tax revenues and ballooning fiscal deficits will be much larger than we have ever seen. The one thing monetary authorities should do is print up to 30% of GDP and give it to the fiscal authorities, say two high profile economists

11th Apr 20, 10:46am

by David Chaston

Collapsing tax revenues and ballooning fiscal deficits will be much larger than we have ever seen. The one thing monetary authorities should do is print up to 30% of GDP and give it to the fiscal authorities, say two high profile economists