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With the opening summit, the economy mainly demands security in planning; after all, according to Mahrer, it is “thousands of jobs.”
Basically, economics has two arguments at hand: On the one hand, the initial steps would also contribute to more evidence. On the other hand, currently the number of infections is increasing, but it is far from “exploding” or at a level that makes the situation in hospitals worrisome.
Voices of politics
Recently there have also been voices from politics that have advocated for new opening steps. For the governor of Lower Austria, Johanna Mikl-Leitner (ÖVP), it is conceivable to open the restaurant under the motto “With test for the host” from mid-March. With a consistent testing strategy, it should be ready by Easter at the latest, he said Wednesday night.
If one had to rely solely on the current number of infections, “in Austria we would be far from relieving more,” Mikl-Leitner said. But “tunnel vision” alone on the number of infections is incomplete. “To get the big picture, you also need to include the situation in our hospitals. And there we see: the number of serious illnesses has been continuously decreasing for weeks.” According to the governor, this is largely due to the fact that many tests are taking place in Austria.
