Coronavirus consequences: What can policymakers do to save the economy?

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Global growth could be cut in half if the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread, the OECD warns. What are the options open to policymakers to treat the virus’s economic symptoms? Also, Stephen Carroll asks veteran market analyst Justin Urquhart Stewart, co-founder of 7 Investment Management, if the stock market volatility is set to last. And we take a look at the auto industry, as the virus hits both suppliers and customers of carmakers.

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