Should the government use economic stimulus to aid the country during times of recession?

Government should cap gas electric mortgage etc company’s to not over charge consumers at these times.

No, the government should interfere with the economy as little as possible, especially as recession is a natural cycle that purges excess. The government should aim for a net zero fiscal balance - no surplus, no deficit

Yes, consistent with the Modern Monetary Theory framework

Yes, but only on those earning £80,000 and above.

Increase personal allowance to £20,000, cut UC taper, and increase spending on addressing regional inequalities and poor education standards

No, recessions are outcomes of the boom bust Cycle, where the central bank artificially expands credit and lowers interest rates. We should instead completely privatise the banking system and eliminate the central bank.

Don’t know enough.

Yes, by direct cash transfers to poorer citizens

Yes but only on tax breaks from the bottom up and national infrastructure projects.

My knowledge on economics is limited at best

The goverment are not on our side!

Only if affordable. Recession typically comes with Government debt

Yes, but in the form of a Universal Basic Income, awarded to all residents

During Recessions the government should spend money investing in better infrastructure, green energy/renewables. Creating Jobs and rebuilding the economy in a better way.

Yes, I personally would give a generous package of support during a crisis. Cash payment to all families, an additional £70 per child, emergency microcredit to troubled families. In addition, I’d create a package of support for businesses and employment, healthcare, and public spending, of £850 billion. The final support package I would offer is another £850 billion to help establishment of rent fee support benefits for SMEs, and provide subordinated loans for large companies