EU Pledges $41 Billion to Fight Coronavirus

EU Pledges $41 Billion to Fight Coronavirus

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The transcript discusses the European Commission's swift actions to support companies and citizens amid the coronavirus crisis. It highlights state aid measures for Italy, liquidity proposals for the economy, and support for SMEs. The Commission also introduces measures for the aviation industry to retain airport slots, reducing emissions from ghost flights. The economic package is acknowledged as evolving, with readiness to adapt as needed.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What action did the European Commission take in response to Denmark's request?

Approved state aid for event cancellations

Banned all public gatherings

Implemented new travel restrictions

Increased taxes on large corporations

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What is the purpose of the €37 billion Corona response investment initiative?

To support healthcare, labor markets, and SMEs

To fund new infrastructure projects

To invest in renewable energy

To provide subsidies for large corporations

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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How will the European Invest Fund support SMEs?

By increasing import tariffs

By offering free business consultations

By providing €8 billion in loan guarantees

By reducing their tax obligations

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What temporary measure is being taken to support the aviation industry?

Increasing flight frequencies

Reducing fuel prices

Allowing airlines to keep airport slots without operating flights

Subsidizing ticket prices

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the European Commission's stance on future actions regarding the evolving situation?

They will wait for other countries to act first

They are ready to take further necessary actions

They believe no further actions are needed

They will focus solely on healthcare improvements