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Carrying out his oath, the medic applies a gauze to stop the blood from sprouting out from the wound. There are other medicines the medic will be using later to stabilise the soldier but in essence, this is what is happening around the world. The government, like the medic, is not going to conduct a full diagnosis of the economic health and needs of the SMEs. It is going to do what it can to tide things through. What it wants to avoid is massive unemployment. It knows that as companies fold, people will be out of a job. And that will make it more difficult and costly to fix things.

IMAGINE a battlefield where bullets are whizzing around and a fallen soldier cries out for a medic.

Up comes the medic, disregarding his personal safety to tend to the wounds of the soldier.

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