How price controls can cut the number of COVID-19 bankruptcies

Tsjalle  van der Burg

How price controls can cut the number of COVID-19 bankruptcies

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At the moment, governments are subsidising wage costs and lending businesses money to enable them to survive the pandemic. To spread the burden more fairly through society, it would be useful to impose price controls instead.

Original language	English
Publisher	London School of Economics and Political Science
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 14 May 2020

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