1. In response to the impact of the epidemic on the economy, the government still adopts a proactive fiscal policy and a prudent monetary policy, increasing fiscal expenditure, reducing tax rates, reducing taxes, increasing subsidies, reducing corporate tax burdens, stimulating corporate vitality, increasing total social demand, and promoting high-quality economic development.

2. Reduce the deposit reserve ratio and the benchmark interest rate of deposits and loans, expand the scale of credit, increase the circulation of social money, improve the utilization rate of resources, promote the strategic adjustment of economic structure, optimize and upgrade the industrial structure, promote scientific and technological progress, improve the ability of independent innovation, and promote the development of the real economy.

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1. How much impact will the pneumonia epidemic have on China's economy?

1, this epidemic is a very typical exogenous event shock. The impact of the epidemic on China's economy was mainly in the first quarter. Under the impact of the epidemic, economic activities will suddenly cool down in the short term, and economic activities such as service industry and industrial investment will be affected. Especially in the last month, the consumption of non-durable consumer goods will be significantly affected, such as movie box office and tourism. In addition, the economic growth base was relatively high last year, and the economic growth rate in the first quarter of this year will break "6".

2. However, we should also see that the consumption of many durable goods is only delayed because of the epidemic, and there will be compensatory consumption after the epidemic. For example, many people may plan to buy a car and house during the Spring Festival holiday, but they cannot go out because of the epidemic. The demand in this area has not disappeared, but has been delayed until the end of the epidemic. It is believed that with the improvement of epidemic prevention and control, economic activities will rebound, and China's economy will return to normal operation track-if the epidemic is contained soon, the macro data will improve slightly in March, and the economic rebound will be earlier. If the epidemic prevention and control is not so optimistic, the economy will rebound a little later.

3. On the whole, the sudden "black swan" epidemic is only a short-term emergency, which temporarily increases the fluctuation of economic operation, but in the long run, the epidemic will not have much impact on China's economy. Standard & Poor's believes that the impact of the epidemic on China's economy is 1.2 percentage points. I don't think it will reach such a level. I'm not that pessimistic.