Coronavirus Will Be High Impact, But Short-Lived: Oxford Economics’s Kuijs

The video discusses the economic impact of an outbreak in China, comparing it to SARS and highlighting significant disruptions in transport, industrial activity, and property sales. It examines China's monetary and fiscal policy responses, including cash liquidity operations and potential tax cuts, while addressing the challenges faced by provincial governments. The regional impact on Asian economies, such as Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines, is also analyzed, emphasizing the interconnectedness of global markets and the potential for recovery.

What is the expected impact of the monetary policy changes in China on the economy?

What fiscal challenges are provincial governments in China facing?

How might the economic situation in China affect other Asian economies?