Gov’t package cuts chances of financial crisis

While the large package of measures aimed to counter the economic effects of the coronavirus unveiled by the government today probably won’t prevent a precipitous decline in GDP in Q2, it should help to prevent a longer-lasting fallout by reducing the chances that the economic crisis morphs into a financial one.

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