We are all aware of the need to get the economy working again, but the crisis caused by the coronavirus is not easy to manage.
Because there is no effective cure that can combat the virus and give us safety for normal activities, yes, the most affected are the elderly, however, anyone who catches Covid-19 has the potential to transmit it to more people.
But even so, several countries There has been talk of reopening commerce and this has excited investors around the world, but nations are planning the reopening very cautiously – which could serve as an example for Brazil
Several countries where the coronavirus pandemic reached Brazil before it did are torn between the need to contain the new virus and fuel the economy. Several countries have talked about reopening businesses, and this has encouraged investors worldwide, but nations are planning their reopening very cautiously—which could serve as an example for Brazil.
Brazil intends to revive its economy despite the crisis
In Brazil, the strategy of expanding testing for COVID-19 with the aim of reopening the economy is being defended by the new Minister of Health, Nelson Teich. This has been viewed with great reservations by public health experts, because the contamination rate in Brazil is high.
As we said yesterday, the World Health Organization (WHO) has already completely opposed the miracle solution of recommending programs that use "immunity passports" to free up the movement of workers, because there is no guarantee that a person cannot be infected by the virus more than once.
In São Paulo, Doria (PSDB) has already announced the gradual reopening of the economy in the state starting May 11, however, it will be with many restrictions, but previously.
According to the publication, the measure to relax social isolation will be carried out in stages, with specific authorizations for each region of the state, according to the progression of the disease.
But it is worth remembering that the government has not yet announced which establishments will be able to reopen first in each region.
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Source: Value Invests