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09 A dangerous gap - Coggle Diagram
09 A dangerous gap
three threats of getting back too fast
the risk of and aftershock
possibility of a second wave of infections
the consequences of a steep recession
ruthless cost-cutting depress demand
a 90% economy runs far below normal levels
corporate fraud
accounting shenanigans may be laid bare
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rock the markets' confidence
political backlash
corporate concentration
the crisis will leave behind a big bill
the clamour for payback will only grow louder
financial support from the Fed
is a worrying choice
unemployment reached to the highest rate since records begin in 1948
Markets elsewhere have recovered more sluggishly
the gap between big firms and small businesses are widening
problems ensued
wounds from the financial crisis of 2007-09 are being reopened
a backlash against big business is probable
why
events in the markets
the Fed has acted dramatically
the Fed buying up assets on an unimagined scale and companies have issued huge number of bonds
the stockmarket climbed
investors appeal to buying stocks
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conclusion
equity investors should be wary of support from the Fed
This stockmarket drama is not yet to end