Yes. Collectivize industries and reform from hierarchical company structures to things like coops, assist hard hit sectors, promote programs to get people to work along with ubi, and higher taxes on rich and confiscate profits from those who profit from economic downturns and disasters
Yes, if the government is the reason for the recession.
Yes but with requirments
Yes, but the current way of doing it is garbage. Cut all foreign aid and all aid that goes to large corporations and give it to lower-income American people who can't work during the pandemic.
Yes, but as pay for jobs to benefit the country such as infrastructure improvements, neighborhood and public cleanup, etc.
Yes, but it is not sustainable, so there needs to be action to restart the economy in other ways, such as providing opportunities to start new businesses or create new jobs.
If the government enforces lock-downs on businesses and business employees, the government should be responsible for recompensating the businesses.
Yes but only to taxpayers anyone who had avoided paying taxes or has a criminal record should be disqualified
If we are not paying our taxes for things like this what are we paying our taxes for. Funds should not go to businesses.
Give tax breaks to lower income
Not educated enough for stance
The government should only intervene if it can provide revenue neutral solutions, such as infrastructure improvements that "pay for themselves" through tolls or other fees.
Yes, but proportional to their typical wage. And give an incentive to take a different job until their current position is once again available. There are ‘Now Hiring’ signs all over in many industries.
Yes, and make any stimulus money given to citizens not taxable, meaning come tax season any income from stimulus checks is not to be considered/included for tax purposes.
Normally, no, but since the government caused the recession by locking down the country for covid, then yes.
Yes, but it should be directed at service companies (mortgage companies, apartment complexes, utility companies) to allow them to suspend payments for account holders without the need to collect additional payments on the back end.
Only in a crisis/emergency.
Don't have enough info for an informed opinion
Yes only if it gets bad enough
Yes, but in the form of tax breaks for low income citizens and higher taxes for the Whaley and international corporations.
Universal basic income would eliminate the need for a stimulus.
I don’t know enough about this issue
Yes, but it should not be counted towards your income Tax return.
Yes, but without partisan add-ins to a stimulus bill
Yes, but only if the recession is directly caused by the government
Yes, but only if it is not the fault of the businesses
Yes but not allow items to be included that have nothing to do with the problem.
It varies, and should be looked at by a case by case scenario.
Yes, but no more than twice, only in times of extreme situations like right now. And also implement an income tax break for all of those who make $450k annually and less for at least two years.
Yes, but only in situations where people physically cannot go to work as in the COVID crisis.
No, but only when a universal income is in place to protect low income citizens
yes but also spend more on infrastructure
Yes, but only to citizens and rescind all tax breaks to all corporations
I am uneducated on this issue.
No. Change the banking industry to mitigate recessions; convert and eliminate dubious compounding interest loans to simple interest only to help debtors free up money that they can then spend in the economy, rather than allowing the companies that get bailed out to keep ripping off consumers of their stimulus money.
Yes, but in the form of employing those furloughed and unemployed for community service projects
Yes, but through not charging interest on loans
Generally speaking for Demand Side Recession, Yes by providing infrastructure and public jobs/investments and increase standard tax deduction and UBI, but also increasing all marginal tax rates in proportion to the increase in standard tax deduction and UBI.
Yes, in the form of tax cuts in areas such as VAT and company tax
Yes, but do not provide any income restrictions and only give it to tax payers.
I dont understand this question
Only when the recession is the governments fault, such as the unnecessary COVID shutdown.
Yes, but it should be focused more on keeping people afloat, not businesses. Invest in people.
Yes, but in the form of tax breaks for all citizens and alleviating any current bills for a temporary amount of time so there isn't stress about not only taxes, but paying things off currently as well
Yes, but the government should also reduce spending during recessions to keep the national debt from skyrocketing during the recession
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