That's a very broad question, Madam May. You're putting me to the test right now.
There's a long list of potentially productivity-enhancing stimulus measures. One can think of investing in technology or investing in health research, for example, which these days is what we clearly are begging for. Infrastructure spending is also very useful when it comes to facilitating transport, communications and trade. So, there's a long list of potential investments and it's up to people like you—members of Parliament—with the support of public servants and stakeholders, to decide on the best mix.
This is far from what my role is, and I don't pretend to have all the answers, but there are several types of investments that could be made that are productivity enhancing and that could also stimulate the return to a more normal economy.