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Old 8th Jun 2020, 12:06
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parkfell

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Originally Posted by pilotfromhk
Well a bit opinion from Hong Kong.......
........And eventually it took us around 3 months after the crisis had ended to restore to the pre-SARS level of passenger flow. I'm not being too optimistic but what I can say is that once the situation of C-19 is controlled, the industry will definitely recover in a very rapid rate.So let's cross our fingers and hope that the situation will soon get better.
The rate of recovery will be a function of the “circulation of money”

[first year Economics 1973 by one Dr. Reeky ~ Newcastle]

That in turn is a function of being in employment to earn the money, and the confidence to spend it, and not saving it all for a rainy day.

It follows that (excessive) unemployment will delay recovery.

The reported comment of “Christ” from Boris is the realising that lockdown is a double edged sword.

My money is on a vaccine available by December 2020. The Oxford team seem reasonably confident. Eight other teams also “working on it”

As for the recovery; well, green shoots in Q.2 of 2021.
Even keel Q.3 of 2022

Last edited by parkfell; 8th Jun 2020 at 13:38. Reason: Last two paragraphs. “ Doing a Cummings “
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